Sentence examples for cognitive evidence from inspiring English sources

Historical and cognitive evidence shows the distinctions of "applied" and "basic" research are human constructions and, as such, have become a handicap to the emerging knowledge-based economy.

Moreover, behavioral and cognitive evidence suggests the presence of both MR and GR throughout the limbic system, including the amygdala.

These results provide cognitive evidence in support of proposals that synchronous neural activity is part of the image encoding process.

This review is a selective summary of several novel, potentially promising, approaches that are being explored for detecting early cognitive evidence of preclinical Alzheimer's disease in presymptomatic individuals.

This tuning persists at the beginning of orbital flight, despite the sensory and cognitive evidence of weightlessness, and despite the motor responses being inappropriate to the new conditions [ 30].

[28] believe it is this perspective, combined with the variety of cognitive evidence from psychology that needs to be integrated into GIS database design in order to improve geographic database representation.

We know all this, not from fluffy spirituality, but from "contemporary research", "cognitive science", "evidence coming out of neuroscience" and "research into human development".

Regarding the basis of cognitive functioning, evidence has been forthcoming in recent years of differences in brain structure between bipolar patients and healthy individuals, as well as changes over time in patients.

For the cognitive function, evidence from previous studies has indicated that cognitive function begins to decline from the age of 50 and accelerates after age 65 [ 4].

Due to the cognitively demanding nature of mental practice with motor imagery, careful consideration in designing the intervention was given to ways of facilitating the motor imagery process, again drawing on the cognitive neuroscience evidence base.

There is cognitive neuroscience evidence that insular activation is induced by the processing of pain or aversion, and that the activation predicts subsequent avoidance behaviors (Knutson and Greer 2008).