Sentence examples for substantially slower cognitive from inspiring English sources

In a recent study of participants of the Memory and Aging Project — a continuing examination of 1,200 older people involving extensive lifestyle questionnaires, annual cognitive testing and brain autopsy at death — Dr. Wilson and his colleagues found that more frequent cognitive activity late in life was associated with substantially slower cognitive decline.

"The study findings suggest that the Mind diet substantially slows cognitive decline with age," Martha Clare Morris, a nutritional epidemiologist at Rush University Medical Centre, and her team said in a report in the journal Alzheimer's & Dementia.

Overall, homocysteine-lowering treatment with B vitamins did not substantially slow the rate of cognitive aging in older people with or without vascular disease, irrespective of how cognitive function was assessed.

He finished in 62 35, substantially slower than Salazar's estimate.

"I was substantially slower and my reaction to the ball was slower".

Ice would still be expanding but at a substantially slower rate than recent estimates.

"A reversal of these increases all point to substantially slower growth in the first quarter," said David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities International.

The paper concluded that the warming trend was likely to be substantially slower than previously thought, given the slowing buildup of greenhouse gases other than carbon dioxide.

Even so, the rate of decline has been substantially slower than hoped for when those development goals were set.

The consequence for wages has been substantially slower growth across the board, including white-collar and college-educated workers".

The cervix dilated substantially slower in the active phase.