Sentence examples for knowledge lessens from inspiring English sources

Lifetime intellectual enrichment (estimated with education or vocabulary knowledge) lessens the negative impact of brain disease on cognition, such that people with greater enrichment are able to withstand more severe neuropathology before suffering cognitive impairment or dementia.

In fact, educational attainment actually reduces the negative effect of neurotic plaques (Bennett et al., 2003) and fibrillar β-amyloid (Roe et al., 2008) on cognition, and vocabulary knowledge lessens the negative effect of brain atrophy on cognitive efficiency in multiple sclerosis patients (Sumowski et al., 2009 b ).

I only wish that knowledge lessened the grief.

That knowledge should lessen anxiety, that message should build individual and community resilience and combat fear.

It goes without saying that very little of Woody Allen's late period output has been up to the standard of his "early funny ones", but somehow that knowledge fails to lessen the disappointment of each new sub-par offering.

It has long been known that pollution is blown into Alaska's skies from Europe and Asia, but Pittman and other scientists who participated in a three-year project to gather data on the Earth's atmosphere said their prior knowledge didn't lessen the impact of seeing the pollution firsthand.

Using ICB, in which a smaller volume of information is presented and in which students construct their own knowledge, does not lessen students' ability to learn and remember traditional biology content.

The information method is based on the theory that knowledge about the other group lessens the stereotypes and therefore enhances cooperation.

But if he felt any ambivalence about accepting the Pomona job, it was lessened by the knowledge that Wallace had gone before him.

By encouraging hybrid knowledge co-production, we can lessen the dominance of tourism interests as the primary decision-making frame and open the door for a more inclusive process whereby local knowledge holders are heard.

There are things we can do to lessen bias, and knowledge and training both help.