Sentence examples for demented from from inspiring English sources

Using a targeted proteomic screen, we identified novel candidate biomarkers that complement the best current CSF biomarkers for distinguishing very mildly/mildly demented from cognitively normal individuals.

This study identifies novel biomarkers that improve upon the ability of the best identified biomarkers to date to discriminate very mildly demented from cognitively normal participants, and identifies a novel biomarker with significant prognostic potential.

From these tables, it can be seen that the EMSE is no better than the MMSE at distinguishing demented from non-demented individuals.

However, there is no evidence-based consensus for a threshold of AS that will distinguish demented from non-demented people [ 5, 14, 15].

Frail persons aged 75 years or older and living at home but neither terminally ill nor demented from 33 PCPs were eligible.

Synaptic loss is a stronger correlate of cognitive decline than Aβ plaques or Tau tangles [ 12] and, although not part of the Consortium to Establish a Register for Alzheimer's Disease neuropathology assessment, these changes in neuronal integrity hold the key to the loss of function that distinguishes the demented from the merely amyloid-positive.

The plot wanders with a marvelous, slightly demented freedom from Paris to the countryside, from political thriller to romantic melodrama.

Anti-Assad commenters suggested they were demented and displaced from their roots.

Artie, Bunny and Bananas play off one another in virtually every scene, and all three are demented dreamers cut from the same sad sack cloth.

And it's no secret that even the greatest fighters tended to end up in bad shape, demented or enfeebled from the punishment of their trade — Louis, Robinson, Ali, so many others.

"I was reading about players who took their own lives, because they were demented and depressed from C.T.E., and then I was going to watch game film," he told me.