Sentence examples for reduced intelligence from inspiring English sources

But research is uncovering new impacts on health, including degenerative brain diseases such as Alzheimer's, mental illness and reduced intelligence.

If the Bulgarian arms traffic were shut down or cleaned up, the supply of weapons fueling regional wars would be significantly reduced, intelligence and industry experts say.

Kondrashov said it was unsurprising that disorders of brain function, such as autism, schizophrenia, dyslexia and reduced intelligence, seemed particularly affected by the age of the father.

Their mission is greatly reduced: intelligence support to other agencies that will do things about the great transnational problems". The spy service's future, he says, is in backing up the military and the F.B.I. and drug-enforcement agents and friendly foreign intelligence services who will do the dirty work.

OBJECTIVE: Malnutrition during early childhood has been suggested to cause functional disadvantages in adults, including reduced intelligence and lower educational achievement (EA).

INTERPRETATION: Early prenatal exposure to the Hong Kong flu may have interfered with fetal cerebral development and caused reduced intelligence in adulthood.

In 1977 a new director, Stansfield Turner, was asked by the Office of Management and Budget to reduce intelligence spending.

In the week that Kerry was ineffectually musing on how America lost a democratic Haiti, Bush was artfully twisting a 1995 Kerry Senate vote in favour of reducing intelligence spending as evidence of Kerry's weakness on national security.

If we design systems that cannot recognize diversity in reasoning because it reduces intelligence to word length and the average syllables per word in an essay, what we are doing is filtering out those students who have a different way of writing, which might be indicative of a different way of thinking.

Creativity is enhanced by personal tragedies, such as the premature death of a parent -- events that are disruptive of education and can actually reduce intelligence.

In the current sample, despite selecting dyslexics on the basis of having nonverbal intelligence in the normal range, the DD group showed significantly reduced nonverbal intelligence scores compared with age matched controls (p <.001).