Sentence examples for cognitive difference from inspiring English sources

This cognitive difference, though, was magnified by social factors, the researchers said.

"There is no cognitive difference and nothing to say about it".

That doesn't seem like a huge cognitive difference, and by and large it's not.

But the new study, which mainly assessed full-term babies, found no cognitive difference at 18 months whether mothers received DHA supplements or placebos.

We cannot but cringe when we hear that the "propositional content" of her grief was "My wonderful mother is dead," or that the "real question" posed by the difference between her initial agony and her current calm is whether it is "a cognitive difference, or a noncognitive difference".

Did you know that there's a measurable cognitive difference between Chess Grand Masters and novice players?

To test whether or not the cognitive differences between offspring and controls differed across the age periods, we computed a Group x Age Periods interaction term.

This paper explores the link between social complexity, spatial distribution and cognition during the Late Pleistocene, suggesting a mechanism whereby cognitive differences between hominid species may have arisen.

Bilinguals might have different baseline characteristics from monolinguals; instead of bilingualism leading to cognitive differences, original differences (eg, childhood intelligence [CI]) could lead to bilingualism.

There may be no empirical basis for this, but if, as some scientists claim, different parts of the brain are switched on by our using a pen instead of a computer — and the cognitive differences are greater than what might be expected by the application of different motor skills — then why shouldn't there be significant differences in brain activity when writing and speaking?

The cognitive differences proved significant.