Sentence examples for reduced cognitive functioning from inspiring English sources

We also find that being male is associated with reduced cognitive functioning (in model 8), although the statistical significance is at the 10% level.

Importantly, it has been suggested that reduced cognitive functioning — i.e., impaired regulation of working memory, or 'cognitive control' — is not merely a byproduct of depression, but places remitted depressed (RMD) patients in a distinct vulnerable position for recurrence of depression [ 5, 6].

This follow-up study of 1,001 older community-dwelling people (≥70 years) receiving domiciliary care found that reduced cognitive functioning at the baseline and the course of cognitive functioning assessed with MMSE during follow-up were associated with significantly lower P-ADL and I-ADL functioning.

Background: A wealth of literature is available that documents the effects of inadequately controlled allergic rhinitis (AR) on patients' daily activities, including impaired sleep, reduced cognitive functioning, and interference with sport and leisure activities.

"Hydration is essential for maintaining proper physiological functioning, and mild levels of inadequate hydration, such as when a person begins to feel thirsty, can impair daily functioning and well-being with symptoms such as fatigue, irritability, reduced cognitive functioning, poorer physical performance, and headaches," lead author Carolyn Brooks told Reuters Health in an email.

Thus, retesting in the early-night group and initial practice in the late-night group may have been influenced by somewhat reduced cognitive functioning in the middle of the night.

Previous studies have found reduced cognitive function with reduced neuronal activation following sleep loss in the PFC [ 9] and indicated that sleep loss induces alteration in synaptic plasticity and membrane excitability in the cortex [ 10], which might be modulated by dopaminergic system.

In a group of type 1 diabetic patients with early exposure to SH, we have previously reported EEG abnormalities [ 2] and reduced cognition [ 1] in childhood and persistently reduced cognitive function after 16 years of follow-up [ 7].

While many adults do not think of developing themselves cognitively, they should do so, particularly since studies show that reduced cognitive function can age us prematurely and reduce life expectancy.

4 Malnutrition is associated with a decline in functional status, impaired muscle function, decreased bone mass, immune dysfunction, anemia, reduced cognitive function, poor wound healing, delayed recovering from surgery, higher hospital and readmission rate, and mortality.

Inadequate diet and malnutrition are associated with a decline in functional status, impaired muscle function, decreased bone mass, immune dysfunction, anemia, reduced cognitive function, poor wound healing, delay in recovering from surgery, and higher hospital and readmission rates and mortality.