Sentence examples for improve intellectual function from inspiring English sources
For example, improvements in shunt technology resulting in fewer admissions for shunt failure should be manifest in improved QOL for the patient, as should physiologically optimizing CSF drainage so as to improve intellectual function.
A recent long term follow up study of children with congenital hypothyroidism by Rovet suggested that while early detection and treatment improves intellectual functioning, non-verbal and visuo-spatial abilities are significantly below that of their siblings, and the differences increase with age [ 5].
"Efforts need to be made to improve intellectual property rights," Mr. Li said.
All authors critically read the manuscript to improve intellectual content.
KB, JM, KAH, and MB made critical revisions to the manuscript to improve intellectual content.
One research project which focused on cognitive training using video games as an intervention program for improving intellectual activity reported an improvement in cognitive functions [ 34].
Educational interventions can be effective to varying degrees in most children: intensive ABA treatment has demonstrated effectiveness in enhancing global functioning in preschool children and is well-established for improving intellectual performance of young children.
Despite the theoretical predictions, permanently improved intellectual performance was not to be the vehicle of long-term effects.
The present study improves on previous studies by including a measure of intellectual function from a standardized test (WISC-III) [ 16] and measures of mental health from a validated clinical interview generating DSM-IV diagnoses (Kiddie-SADS-PL) [ 17] and a general function score (the Children's Global Assessment Scale) [ 18].
Alzheimer's disease is the most prevalent form of dementia (loss of intellectual function), and treatment had been primarily supportive until drugs that show modest promise for improving cognition (tacrine) were developed.
In July, Medivation said a mid-stage trial showed Dimebon significantly improved cognitive function in patients with Huntington's disease, a condition in which the degeneration of brain cells causes uncontrolled movement and loss of intellectual function.
