Sentence examples for executive language from inspiring English sources

Data Sources: A MEDLINE literature search using combinations of these key words as search terms: attention, awareness, cognition, communication, executive, language, memory, perception, problem solving, reasoning, rehabilitation, remediation, and training.

Although memory dysfunction is typically the most common manifestation of early AD, some cases first present with executive, language or visuospatial disturbances.

In summary, consistent with the findings on the SCE, the individual neuropsychology patient data revealed a profile comprising prominent executive, language and parietal deficits with memory, speed and attention relatively spared.

Preliminary findings in a previous study from our group indicated that executive, language and visuospatial functions, as indexed by the Mattis Dementia Rating Scale (DRS) [ 29] and its five subscores, rather than memory, appeared more amenable to stabilization by ChEIs in AD over 1 year [ 30].

Executive functions were evaluated using components from NEPSY (Pearson, UK) 8 in the domains of sensorimotor, visuospatial, attention-executive, language and memory/learning.

Unlike screening tools, these in-depth assessments target all cognition and functional domains, including attentional and executive skills, language, and perception as well as memory.

Of the 12 studies reviewed, 10 reported improvement in measures of executive function, language, learning, and/or memory.

Graphical modelling techniques were used to investigate the associative structure and conditional independence between deficits within and across the domains sampled by BCoS (attention and executive functions, language, memory, praxis and number processing).

Guest amenities were updated including executive services, language translation, a business library and color television and closed circuit movies.

Another notable cut from the original executive order — language stipulating preferential treatment for religious minorities fleeing persecution (i.e., Christian refugees in Muslim-majority countries).

For example, the Washington Independent reports that while Frank's executive compensation language restricts bonuses, it will still allow executives to pay themselves absurd salaries.