Sentence examples for more substantial cognitive from inspiring English sources
Our findings are consistent with Owen et al. (2010), but there are open questions about whether more structured, longer duration or more intensive 'games for learning' interventions might yield more substantial cognitive improvement in seniors.
About 20% have more substantial cognitive impairment [ 3].
MCI involves more substantial cognitive and memory decline than normal aging and represents a significant risk factor for development of dementia.
As we now discuss, we propose that it is our use of much more substantial switches, requiring larger revisions of cognitive context and operations, that leads to the novel finding of DMN activation.
Unlike these studies, we propose that it is our use of much more substantial switches, requiring larger revisions of cognitive context and operations, that leads to the novel finding of DMN activation.
More than 50% of US nursing home residents have substantial cognitive impairment or dementia [ 6].
While loomingness may tap into perceptions of unpredictability and uncontrollability, it appears that the four cognitive vulnerability variables make a much more substantial contribution to explaining fear of animals than does the concept of perceived loomingness.
More substantial!" Pavarotti said.
Or something more substantial?
The markets had wanted something more substantial.
More substantial progress may take a generation.
