Sentence examples for both cognitive functioning and from inspiring English sources
We have attempted to provide additional specificity to our findings by including measures of RD and AD, but the general point remains that optimal white matter integrity, as quantified by measures of FA, RD, and AD may underpin both cognitive functioning and clinical disease status.
Some of the people in the study who initially performed poorly on a memory and reasoning test showed improvement in both cognitive function and blood flow after imbibing.
In contrast, studies in animal models, including rodents and primates, clearly show that prenatal cocaine exposure has deleterious effects on the developing brain, affecting both cognitive functions and emotional responses [5], [6].
Both cognitive function and BMD also depend on various nutrients in food.
These studies generally have found inverse associations between indices of lead exposure and both cognitive function and change in cognitive function (Shih et al. 2007).
Previous studies show that these transgenic mice display progressive neurodegeneration in the hippocampal and cerebellar regions and a decline of both cognitive function and motor skills from 6 months of age.
Estrogens ameliorate toxicities associated with androgen deprivation by maintaining bone mineral density, suppressing hot flushes and improving both cognitive function and lipids in men with anorchid testosterone levels [ 7- 9].
Another point worth considering is that the average age of patients in this cohort was approximately 62 years; associations with both cognitive function and brain findings might be stronger in an older cohort.
For instance, since vascular damage is linked to deficits in cognitive function and brain volume (39), the negative associations between the HOMA score and both cognitive function and brain structure might be secondary to the detrimental effect of impaired insulin sensitivity on vascular health (40).
Regarding the effects of CST, a multicenter randomized controlled trial (RCT) including 201 participants showed a significant benefit for the treatment group compared with controls in both cognitive function and quality of life (QOL) (Spector et al., 2003) and was shown to be cost-effective (Knapp et al., 2006).
