Sentence examples for intact ability from inspiring English sources

Memory is intact, ability to concentrate is poor, insight and judgment poor.

Both frontal lesion patients and matched control subjects showed intact ability to use the distinctiveness heuristic to reduce false recognition when tested on whether items were previously presented as pictures compared to red words.

Surviving pups from Magel2-null dams were of normal size and weight at weaning, suggesting intact ability of Magel2-null female mice to lactate and foster offspring despite low rates of survival of the pups.

Past experiments to define the role of C6-aldehydes in plant defense responses were biased towards the exogenous application of the synthetic metabolites or the use of genetic manipulation of HPL expression levels in plant genotypes with intact ability to produce the competing AOS-derived metabolites.

The AC subjects' normal adaptation to a visuomotor rotation in our study is consistent with the previously described intact ability to learn a new internal model [55], and suggests that the striatum does not play a crucial role in trial-by-trial adaptation.

Low scores indicate high dependency and high scores show a more or less intact ability to care for oneself.

Reviewed findings suggest that MDD is associated with unskillful selection of ER strategies indexed by self-reported habitual use of ER strategies but not impaired abilities to implement them; in fact, those with current MDD and MDD in remission show intact abilities to implement many ER strategies when instructed to do so.

Research related to verbal fluency in the Broad Autism Phenotype (BAP) is limited and dated, but generally suggests intact abilities in the context of weaknesses in other areas of executive function (Hughes et al., 1999; Wong et al., 2006; Delorme et al., 2007).

Furthermore, people with dementia have individual differences in degrees of both impaired and intact abilities.

Participants envisioned specifying prompt type (e.g., verbal, picture, and video) based on their relatives' intact abilities and their own established prompting and cueing strategies.

It is thought that CST stimulates each individual's intact abilities naturally and repeatedly through social group activities involving fun rather than training for people with more progressed dementia.