Sentence examples for mental slowness from inspiring English sources
But far more common is mental slowness.
Nonetheless, bipolar patients list cognitive dysfunction, manifested by mental slowness, as the side effect most likely to precipitate lithium nonadherence (Gitlin et al. 1989).
Patients had anemia with all its symptoms (fatigue, pallor, rapid heart beat), and also mental slowness, memory loss, numbness and tingling of hands and feet, walking difficulties and mild dementia.
At admission on July 8 th 2010 neurological examination revealed mental slowness, attention and memory troubles, and paresis of the left lower limb.
When followed up in November 2010, mental slowness and paresis of the left lower limb had completely recovered, and repeated MRI showed improvement of previous lesions.
Depression with mental slowness, apathy or anxiety may mimic hydrocephalic symptoms and underlying depression is important to rule out or treat.
The questionnaire on physical symptoms inquired the presence or absence of the following physical symptoms: mental slowing, headache, dizziness, eye discomfort, nose discomfort, mouth and throat discomfort, breathing difficulty, heart pain or chest pain, nausea and vomiting, gastric or abdominal discomfort, slowness in movement and muscle ache or pain.
Potion of Slowness slows players and mobs by 15%.
All this is simply to say that, for all the manifest deficiencies and embarrassments of American passenger rail, its great virtue likely lies in its ability to introduce one to beauty, acclimating one simultaneously to the mental withdrawal and physical slowness necessary to appreciate that beauty, and to be arrested in its presence.
The relative shortness of third-year students' self-study periods can be related to their mental weariness, decreased motivation or first-year students' slowness in accessing appropriate resources.
Their conclusion: the relative slowness of writing by hand demands heavier "mental lifting", forcing students to summarise rather than to quote verbatim – in turn tending to increase conceptual understanding, application and retention.
