Sentence examples for impaired patterns from inspiring English sources

We provide new insights into fundamental cognitive imaging biomarkers by identifying co-varying multimodal neuromarker signatures in which functional features are more sensitive to cognitive domain differences, while brain structural and anatomical property show more unifying impaired patterns associated with multi-domain cognitive decline64.

A multi-trial learning test involves complex memory processes, such as memory span, learning rate, and the ability to acquire and consolidate information, which may take different impaired patterns in AD and in aMCI patients [ 10- 12].

In addition to the above evidence for frontal alterations in ASD with 2dReHo, both the fractional amplitude of low-frequency fluctuations and the degree centrality of human brain function exhibited impaired patterns in the frontal cortex in ASD [ 2].

The newly detected maize mutant csmd1 (Wang et al. 2011), the historic mutants ms10, ms8 (Wang et al. 2010) and its new allele ms8-mtm99-56, as well as both newly identified alleles of ms45, ms45-msN2499, and ms45-ems6440, show impaired patterns of callose deposition.

Present findings indicate a profile of slight spontaneous hyperactivity in DAT-i mice, in the form of a 2 h-longer wake-up peak and a wake-up attempt during rest (spontaneous rhythm in their home cages) together with reduced or overtly impaired patterns of flexibility (operant choice task in Skinner-box cages).

The results of this study showed that impaired patterns, as well as the severity of impairment in myocardial fatty acid imaging, may be useful in the prediction of cardiac deaths in hemodialysis patients without obstructive CAD.

Although myocardial fatty acid imaging reveals focal and non-focal impairment, it has not been elucidated whether either of these impaired pattern types of fatty acid imaging are involved in cardiac deaths of hemodialysis patients.

People with anxiety disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often have impaired pattern separation the process by which similar experiences are transformed into distinct memories.

In a recent review in "Nature Neuroscience," Rene Hen, PhD, of Columbia's Department of Psychiatry and the New York State Psychiatric Institute, and colleagues suggest that drugs that promote neurogenesis the production of new neurons may play a potential role in treating impaired pattern separation.

Interestingly, individuals with amnestic MCI had both impaired pattern separation and recognition memory.

Daily treatment with RLX augmented SDF1-α levels; thus restoring the impaired pattern of SDF1-α mRNA expression.