Sentence examples for impaired impulse from inspiring English sources

Another person close to Duerson, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that Duerson had commented to him in recent months that he might have C.T.E., an incurable disease linked to depression, impaired impulse control and cognitive decline.

The CIAS measures the severity of IGA, and previous studies show that patients with IGA have impaired impulse control [ 36].

40 Taken together, these data suggest that disinhibited eating and other disorders of impaired impulse control may share similar neural substrates.

A mutation in the human HTR2A gene is associated with altered 5-HT binding, which has been implicated in schizophrenia, suicidal behavior, impaired impulse control, and aggression history (Abdolmaleky et al. 2004; Bjork et al. 2002; Khait et al. 2005).

In the present study, we hypothesized that different facets of trait impulsivity may be specifically linked to the brain regions with impaired impulse inhibition function in IGA adolescents.

Parasympathetic stimulation can also produce varying degrees of impaired impulse formation or heart block in diseases of the heart.

The book cites one aggravating factor in time inconsistency: the disproportionately high levels of cortisol – the hormone produced by stress – which is found among the poor and impairs impulse control.

Still use a bilateral filter; otherwise, if the current point is impaired by impulse noise, the pulse is enabled and the current point is filtered.

Brain trauma from these head injuries triggers protein build-up, which is associated with memory loss, confusion, impaired judgement, impulse control problems, aggression, depression and progressive dementia.

The syndrome has been blamed for a range of troubles, from specific facial deformities such as a thin upper lip and small eyes, to behavioral and developmental problems manifesting as ADHD, poor impulse control, impaired memory skills, problem-solving difficulties and trouble understanding mathematics.

They suggest that the majority of alpha-2 receptors are localised postsynaptically to NE terminals, and that blockade of alpha-2 receptors in the PFC of monkeys erodes delay-related cell-firing and recreates all the symptoms of ADHD, with poor impulse control, impaired working memory with underlying distractibility.