Sentence examples for influences on cognitive function from inspiring English sources
Parrott M, Greenwood C. Dietary influences on cognitive function with aging: from high-fat diets to healthful eating.
Her current research interests involve life-course influences on cognitive function and health in older age, and technology and aging.
Data on well-being are inconclusive [ Rubin et al. 2006; for a review, see Seitz et al. (2005)], yet various studies identified subtle effects regarding changes in brain activity or influences on cognitive function such as reaction times, working memory, and attention (e.g., Curcio et al. 2005; Freude et al. 2000; Huber et al. 2002, 2005; Hyland 2000; Koivisto et al. 2000b; Krause et al. 2000a).
Social, behavioral, and contextual influences on cognitive function and decline.
In light of these controls, the effect of sleep on retention cannot be explained in terms of unspecific influences on cognitive function.
He concluded that, to date, the third-generation AIs had no significant effects on cardiovascular, cerebrovascular and thromboembolic events; influences on cognitive function, although thought detrimental, were unassessable.
Desirable characteristics of an AED for the management of epilepsy in aging are as follows: i) favorable safety profile; ii) absence of drug drug interactions (concomitant treatment with AEDs and other medications); iii) weak influence on cognitive function; and iv) long half-life in order to allow one or two daily intakes.
Our results indicate that loneliness did not have a statistically significant influence on cognitive function.
Three other non-randomized studies have examined the influence on cognitive function of tamoxifen com-pared with aromatase inhibitors [ 27, 30, 31].
Despite ASA being widely prescribed to prevent CVD, as recommended by the American Heart Association, 13 there are only few studies examining the influence on cognitive function.
This result is not surprising for the former because elderly people caring for impaired individuals experience physical, psychological, social, and financial problems, all of which are known to have a negative influence on cognitive function.
