Sentence examples for comparing the cognitive from inspiring English sources
Haverkamp [23] found no significant difference in sequential and simultaneous information processing when comparing the cognitive performance of children with migraine to their healthy siblings.
The primary purpose of this study was to fill this gap in the literature by comparing the cognitive function of patients with chronic HF and community-dwelling control subjects.
This study tests the hypothesis that chewing gum leads to cognitive benefits through improved delivery of glucose to the brain, by comparing the cognitive performance effects of gum and glucose administered separately and together.
Andrew Dewald, a professor of cognitive psychology at the University of Hawaii, however, urged caution when comparing the cognitive abilities of humans to that of a non-human species.
These newer findings align with a large body of other research comparing the cognitive underpinnings of human language and primate communication [ 6].
To compare our two groups upon admission, Inman and Conover t-Tests comparing the Cognitive Index of students and MCAT scores from both groups were performed.
We are not aware of studies that have examined the relationship between cognition and dysgraphia in DLB patients, nor of studies that have compared the cognitive impairment after writing between AD and DLB.
"Barrie's whimsicalities serve to compare the cognitive abilities of babies, children, and fairies (who represent children's imagination) to those of adult humans.
They compared the cognitive ability of people aged 50 and over across rich and emerging economies by means of an experiment which tested their ability to recall words, and used the results to weight dependency ratios.
A still-unpublished study from his lab compared the cognitive impact in young people of 20 minutes of running on a treadmill with 20 minutes of playing sports-style video games at a similar intensity.
It is revealing, and distressing, to compare the cognitive effects of the Internet with those of an earlier information technology, the printed book.
