Sentence examples for cognitive disruption from inspiring English sources
Findings indicate that children with earlier diabetes onset (EOD), before the age of 7, show evidence of greatest cognitive disruption, with an Overall Cognition ES of-0.20 or 3-points lower performance across multiple domains, compared to their disease contrast group with later onset (LOD).
If... they do survive, the extent of brain damage... results in severe cognitive disruption...
As more and more people experience the ordeal of seeing an immediate relative succumb to severe cognitive disruption, awareness of the potential devastation of mental illness can only spread further, albeit by very unpleasant means.
Minelli's photographs overcome these limits by creating a sort of cognitive disruption: seeing "YouTube" painted on the walls of a slum in Cambodia rather than in our own screens.
The acute cognitive enhancement and/or the amelioration of the cognitive disruption during withdrawal that some smokers experience after smoking are among important factors that hinder quit attempts.
The secondary analyses in this study identifies subgroups of children most at-risk for cognitive disruption.
Moreover, biased perceptions of cognitive function may relate more to emotional state than objective ability, causing individuals to misinterpret or exaggerate problems by overestimating minor cognitive disruptions.
Like d-amphetamine, methamphetamine increased our subjects' energy and enhanced their ability to focus and concentrate; it also reduced subjective feelings of tiredness and the cognitive disruptions typically brought about by fatigue and/or sleep deprivation.
These novel findings suggest that M4 PAMs may provide a strategy for addressing the more complex affective and cognitive disruptions associated with schizophrenia and other neuropsychiatric disorders.
Thus, people with diabetes of all ages may compensate behaviorally for blood glucose related cognitive disruptions by first slowing down their performance and consequently sacrificing efficiency to preserve accuracy.
Polivy reports that food restriction can cause various cognitive disruptions, predisposing those who restrict intake to eat excessively - even binge - once restrictions are lifted; these behaviors can cause them to become overly preoccupied with and emotionally responsive to food [ 37].
