Sentence examples for cognitive changes from inspiring English sources

The researchers study the smokers' mood and cognitive changes.

In particular, the recognition of the cognitive changes that older drivers undergo resonated strongly.

Advertising like this is extremely effective at helping smokers make the cognitive changes needed to quit.

When patients have cognitive changes after surgery, the effects are often subtle.

COGNITIVE CHANGES -- Your mind may be just as sharp but it works more slowly as you get older.

Do you become habituated so that cognitive changes do not occur?

Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, often announced by subtle personality and cognitive changes, can sometimes surface with neglect of one's environment.

So far the research has shown some not hugely surprising psychological and cognitive changes – improvements in perception and wellbeing, for example.

Clinically, essential tremor is now considered a neuropsychiatric disease that can include unsteadiness, abnormal eye movements, problems with coordination and cognitive changes that sometimes progress to dementia.

Ultimately, the study could not rule out any long-term effects from exposure to nerve agents, which have been associated with cognitive changes, depression, even suicide.

We hypothesized that cognitive changes would correlate with metabolic changes.