Sentence examples for diminished cognitive capacity from inspiring English sources
Diminished cognitive capacity in a non- mukallaf person does not prevent remembrance of God.
This is evidenced by relapses in multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms following systemic infection [ 188, 189] and diminished cognitive capacity seen in individuals with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) or systemic lupus erythematosus [ 190, 191], as well as other conditions associated with impaired immunity, such as ageing.
The concept may sound useful, but it is easily circumvented, raising the question of who would be thwarted by it, even in a state of diminished cognitive capacity.
A person under the influence of marijuana has a diminished cognitive capacity, regular use leads to persistent decreases in cognitive abilities, and -- for young people -- its use can delay cognitive development, and its users are more likely to be involved in an accident or perpetrate a crime.
Padela and Mohiuddin transform the diminished cognitive capacity of non- mukallaf status to a theologically unworthy life incapable of worshiping God.
Current research suggests that behavioral disturbances can not be explained solely by diminished cognitive capacity but rather, reflect the interplay or interaction between the pathology, a person's capabilities and the physical and social environment in which the behavior occurs (Boucher 1999; Mittelman 2000; Cohen-Mansfield 2001; Moniz-Cook and Vernooij-Dassen 2006).
One of the leading causes of diminishing cognitive capacity is healthy people letting their brain lose ground.
Even though doctors are bound by professional and ethical standards to help and care for vulnerable patients, they may unknowingly stereotype members of ethnic minorities, particularly when working under conditions that diminish cognitive capacity, such as time pressure, fatigue, and information overload [ 15].
These combine with diminished hearing and eyesight; diminished mobility and balance; diminished respiratory and kidney function; and diminished cognitive abilities.
Lead is a neurotoxin that has been linked to diminished cognitive function, among other symptoms.
Previous research indicates that users of illicit substances exhibit diminished cognitive function under stereotype threat.
