Sentence examples for most severe cognitive from inspiring English sources

"It's an awkward period," Mr. Rose said, in talking about the education of children with the most severe cognitive disabilities.

There seems to be little prospect for consensus on the moral status of people with the most severe cognitive disabilities.

The most severe cognitive, motor and behavioral impairments are now supplanted by milder, less profound cognitive impairment that can nevertheless cause significant problems in individuals' daily lives [ 8].

Some differences in diagnoses were evident in the group with the most severe cognitive impairment, including a higher proportion categorised as 'ambulatory care sensitive conditions', but if anything this group had more, not fewer, functional problems.

However, we moved beyond these most obvious comparisons to determine whether those with the most severe Cognitive Performance Score (CPS) had a diagnosis of dementia and/or Alzheimer's disease[ 19].

The French version of the MMSE was developed by the Working Group on Cognitive Evaluations [ 14]; the original version was developed by Folstein et al (1975) as a method for grading cognitive impairment (score between 0-30, with 0 indicating the most severe cognitive disturbances and a score above 23/30 indicating no severe cognitive impairment) [ 15].

This has led to an underrepresentation of children from high-risk families (low socioeconomic status, young mothers, single parent families), smoking during pregnancy, and possibly children with the most severe behavioral and cognitive problems [ 68, 69].

In this study over half of those with exacerbation had moderate to severe cognitive impairment, most severely affecting executive function and associated with duration of hospitalisation and reduced quality of life.

They can range from (in the most severe cases) impairments in cognitive functioning that may last for months through to (in the less severe and more typical cases) headaches, concentration problems, and dizziness that resolves within a week (Guskiewicz et al. 2004).

However, 70% of the participants in this trial lived in institutional settings, most had moderate to severe cognitive impairment and all had already presented to hospital with a fall.

The most severe form of vascular cognitive impairment is vascular dementia.