Sentence examples for cognitive processing speed from inspiring English sources
Bartzokis and colleagues [ 30] found, using the transverse relaxation rate, that people who were ApoE4-positive, and therefore at increased risk to develop AD (though they performed cognitively normally when examined), had a reduced cognitive processing speed, which was significantly correlated with myelin breakdown in late myelinating white matter regions.
BCST [41] assessed performance in various tasks: cognitive processing speed, concept formation, inhibition capacity and cognitive flexibility.
"For example, the Snoozer game assesses cognitive processing speed, a cognitive ability influenced by circadian rhythms, sleep, emotions and diet, among other factors," explains Tidepool Co-Founder, Vamsee Nalamothu.
This study examined cognitive processing speed through four modalities (auditory verbal, visual verbal, visual, and visual visual) at the end of Grade 1 and how it influences reading and spelling.
Along with the main research, there is a concurrent sub-study, Bernick says, "There's an iPad product that can look at performance -- balance and cognitive processing speed -- before and after a fight.
– The Zahlen-Verbindungs-Test (ZVT) 36 assesses cognitive processing speed.
Our result was consistent with previous studies that LOD patients showed multidimensional cognitive impairment except total cognitive function, processing speed, and executive dysfunction.
9 One aim of the LitCog study was to investigate the latent cognitive domains that may underlie health literacy skills, hence, latent items were calculated for each cognitive domain (processing speed, working memory, inductive reasoning, long-term memory, prospective memory and verbal ability).
The tests used across the studies covered the following cognitive domains: processing speed, attention, learning and memory, visuospatial orientation, executive functioning and intelligence.
However, the total cognitive function, processing speed, and executive function were similar for the two groups (see Table 1).
Healthy individuals above the age of 65 years were trained in three different cognitive domains: processing speed, memory, and reasoning.
