For instance, Gatehouse et al, 15 Lunner and Sundewall-Thorén, 16 and Foo et al 17 have found that HA users with higher cognitive performance (ie, working memory [WM] capacity) performed better with fast dynamic compression than individuals with lower cognitive skills.
Aerobically trained (AT) rats had a higher cognitive performance measured in the RM, showing that exercise had a cumulative and amplifier effect on memory and learning.
As well, older people who work or volunteer have been found in a Singapore study to have significantly higher cognitive performance, less depression, and higher overall mental well-being than non-workers, findings that point to the benefits of the social interaction and engagement involved in work and volunteerism," according to the researchers.
The educational level of parents, especially the mother (Cesare et al. 2013; Villaseñor et al. 2009), is associated with a higher cognitive performance, which was observed in North American (Noble et al. 2006, 2007), Finnish (Klenberg et al. 2001), British (Cesare et al. 2013) and Latin-American (Ardila et al. 2005) families.
These findings suggest that higher cognitive performance and the underlying cortical activation are not simply a function of knowledge and competency in a specific domain.
Therefore, it is thought that large amounts of sialylated oligosaccharides in human milk are responsible for the higher cognitive performance of breast-fed infants [11].
Subjects can score 0 15 points, with zero reflecting the lowest cognitive performance and 15 the highest cognitive performance.
Residents with a higher cognitive performance showed higher scores for the DST, which may indicate a greater awareness of the symptoms.
We show here that cEPOR expression in pyramidal neurons of cortex and hippocampus of transgenic (TG) mice prominently enhances higher cognitive performance.
