Sentence examples for mental functioning in from inspiring English sources
The original nootropic, Piracetam, was first synthesised in 1964 by a chemist in Belgium who was struck by its apparent ability to boost mental functioning in even healthy individuals and its safety.
The latest study, led by Dr. Ruth Mulnard, found no appreciable difference in mental functioning in women with mild to moderate Alzheimer's who took estrogen in low doses, high doses or not at all for one year.
Higher blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin D and vitamin E are associated with better mental functioning in the elderly, a new study has found.
Because of an editing error, a report in the Vital Signs column on Tuesday about vitamins associated with better mental functioning in the elderly misstated the credentials of Gene L. Bowman, the lead author of a study that established the associations.
We did not observe disproportionate numbers of patients with other mental disorders affecting mental functioning, in particular mental retardation.
The severity of psoriatic lesions was associated with poor mental functioning in patients with PsA.
Irregular periods are an indication of hormonal disruptions that can affect bone health and mental function in ways that may not be reversible even with treatment.
A study by Dr. Paul Solomon of Williams College and his colleagues found that a six-week course of ginkgo did not improve mental function in healthy elderly subjects.
And just as we identify with Google, subconsciously accepting it as a part of our own mental function, in different ways we blur the lines between ourselves and such websites as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
But experts now say there is no evidence that they maintain mental function in ageing individuals, at least over timescales of up to three years.
The 'faculty psychology' approach to the mind, which attempts to explain mental function in terms of categories that reflect modular 'faculties', such as emotions, cognitions, and perceptions, has dominated research into the mind and its physical correlates.
