Lead is known to damage the intellectual capacity of children.
Cognitive functioning was established for the majority of subjects using a range of cognitive measures from which a categorical classification of intellectual capacity was derived for the analyses, as described below and elsewhere (21).
as the best and most cost-efficient intervention for avoiding irreversible damage to physical growth and intellectual capacities from undernutrition.
Four of the 11 confounders in the model, for example, low emotional control (HR=1.4), low intellectual capacity (1.36), own medication for psychiatric problems (HR=1.40), and medication for nervous problem in the family (HR=1.23) were significantly associated with suicide.
A post hoc analysis revealed that the odds ratio for education was reduced from 1.6 to 1.3 when adjusting for intellectual capacity.
Another need is for intellectual capacity that is focused on solving firms' problems, often by applying existing knowledge in creative ways.
He held that standardized intelligence tests reflect a genetic factor in intellectual capacity and that tests for IQ (intelligence quotient) reveal that blacks are inferior to whites.
For intellectual capacity and coping suitable subdivisions were observed at the scores of 1 3 ("low"), 4 6 ("medium"), and 7 9 ("high").
All of these went through the medical examination, 46,097 were also submitted to the test for intellectual capacity, and 40,094 of the original group reached the psychological interview.
There were for IH, as for BP, negative dose-response patterns for education, intellectual capacity, and coping.
