Sentence examples for cognitively delayed from inspiring English sources
"I was picked on," said Powell, who is cognitively delayed and speaks in short, soft bursts.
But he's always been cognitively delayed.
This confirms the suspicion that children with no Bracken score at age 3 years were disproportionately cognitively delayed as well as socially disadvantaged.
Some of the children had no formal schooling, others only sporadic, and the court documents said they were either developmentally delayed or cognitively impaired, with seven of the group "unable to speak intelligibly".
That is, replacing 5% of energy from bad fat with good fat could be considered cognitively equivalent to delaying aging by ∼7 years.
Okonkwo et al. [ 31] found that non-verbal learning and delayed recall performance among cognitively-intact older adults significantly dissociated individuals who showed cognitive decline over a follow-up period from those who remained cognitively stable.
In cognitively normal subjects, we did not find significant correlations between any of the biomarkers and the cognitive measures we assessed (Auditory Verbal Learning Test delayed recall and Boston Naming).
Indeed, from a number of studies reviewing the impact of aerobic and cognitive training on cognitive status of healthy and cognitively impaired older adults, 1– 5 it became apparent that aerobic and cognitive stimulation can achieve modest skill-specific gains in cognitively healthy aged people and seems to delay cognitive decline on mild-impaired elderly.
In visits to her pediatrician, she learned that Matthew was delayed on almost every measure, both physically and cognitively.
The central finding was that mortality within the first year after fracture doubled for elderly patients (who are cognitively intact, and living at his or her own home prior to hip fracture) if surgery was delayed for three calendar days or more from the time of admission to the time of surgery.
