Sentence examples for better cognitive functioning and from inspiring English sources

Omega-3 levels were linked to better cognitive functioning and to healthier blood vessels in the brain, but not to higher brain volume, which suggests that these beneficial fats may improve cognition by a different means.

These foods are critical for stimulating physical growth, better cognitive functioning and development during childhood [ 41].

In the cognitive 'puzzle', we propose that the remediation 'piece' is associated with better cognitive functioning and atypical AP treatment.

Different components of social capital were found to be significantly associated with self-rated poor health, lower depression symptoms, better cognitive functioning and higher physical activity.

Furthermore, the biomarker profile of physically active older people is more favorable for the prevention of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes and the enhancement of bone health, and they exhibit higher levels of functional health, a lower risk of falling, better cognitive function, and reduced risks of moderate and severe functional and role limitations [ 26, 27].

Observational studies have linked self-reported PA to better cognitive function and less cognitive decline over time.

Better cognitive function and higher levels of education are associated with better health and reduced mortality risk in later life.

Therefore, health following experience of unemployment should be better among those with better cognitive function and the more highly qualified.

Previous studies have found the positive change in gait ability associated with the improvement in cognitive function, 42 and concluded that regular physical activity is associated with significantly better cognitive function and less cognitive decline in older women.

In addition, variations in human telomerase gene are associated with better maintenance of telomere length; longer telomeres are associated with protection from age-related diseases, better cognitive function, and lipid profiles, thus may confer healthy aging and exceptional longevity [ 151].

It was also shown that centenarians and their offspring maintain longer telomeres compared with controls and that longer telomeres are associated with protection from age-related diseases, better cognitive function, and lipid profiles of healthy ageing [ 93].