cognitively in A Sentence

It's really kept him Cognitively aware.

What, Cognitively, does an actor actually do?

We celebrate that life more Cognitively.

He may be Cognitively advanced but socially and emotionally behind.

These sensitive interactions are attentive to children's needs and Cognitively stimulating.

When an MRI has identified abnormalities in Cognitively important brain regions.

Maybe physically or Cognitively challenged but do not require 24-hour supervision.

Are physically or Cognitively challenged but do not require 24-hour supervision.

Skipping the sensemaking step makes for fragile understanding and Cognitively expensive memorization.

When an MRI scan has identified abnormalities in Cognitively important brain regions.

Most- 80%- were Cognitively normal, and the remainder were very mildly impaired.

Most- 80 percent- were Cognitively normal, and the remainder were very mildly impaired.

Scale infuses our attitudes, behaviors and decisions, often in ways that aren't rooted Cognitively.

Like us, orcas are self-aware, Cognitively skilled individuals that communicate using their pod's signature dialect.

We want people to remain Cognitively active and go on learning to help their brain reserve.

Chickens have distinct personalities, just like all animals who are Cognitively, emotionally, and behaviorally complex individuals.

Conduct a"Systematic Review of the Critical Incident" and its impact emotionally, Cognitively, and physically on survivors.

Remember, we are Cognitively lazy- we don't like changing our knowledge(schema) structures and how we think about things.

The fact is, the animals became more social, performed better Cognitively and lived about 200 days longer.

A new Canadian study suggests that infants perform better Cognitively if their mothers consumed more fruit during pregnancy.

So if I'm destined to become Cognitively impaired at age 72, I can exercise and push that back to 75 or 78.

Until then, prevention with diet, social interaction, physical activity and staying Cognitively active are the best-known ways of fighting this terrible disease.

In this case, the animals became more social, performed better Cognitively and lived about 200 days longer than they otherwise would have.

He explained,“Science in general- medicine in particular- is complicated and Cognitively challenging because you have to carry around a lot of uncertainty.”.

The analysis included 3,426 Cognitively normal participants enrolled in the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging who had a complete gait and neuropsychological assessment.

Since you can Cognitively control self-defensive verbal outbursts, such as screaming and yelling, you can work toward constructive change by changing your thinking.

These resources aid in the Cognitively taxing task of“mental contrasting”- a technique where people mentally compare the present to the past or future.

Chapman and his colleagues studied more than 300 primary care patients ages 65 and older who were not Cognitively impaired when the research began.

For example, it's much easier(Cognitively speaking) to blame a traffic accident on bad weather, or another driver, than to admit we are at fault.

Cognitively and emotionally, it is hard for children to do this if a parent is barraging the child with negative information about the other parent.

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cognitively in A Sentence

It's really kept him Cognitively aware.

What, Cognitively, does an actor actually do?

We celebrate that life more Cognitively.

He may be Cognitively advanced but socially and emotionally behind.

These sensitive interactions are attentive to children's needs and Cognitively stimulating.

When an MRI has identified abnormalities in Cognitively important brain regions.

Maybe physically or Cognitively challenged but do not require 24-hour supervision.

Are physically or Cognitively challenged but do not require 24-hour supervision.

Skipping the sensemaking step makes for fragile understanding and Cognitively expensive memorization.

When an MRI scan has identified abnormalities in Cognitively important brain regions.

Most- 80%- were Cognitively normal, and the remainder were very mildly impaired.

Most- 80 percent- were Cognitively normal, and the remainder were very mildly impaired.

Scale infuses our attitudes, behaviors and decisions, often in ways that aren't rooted Cognitively.

Like us, orcas are self-aware, Cognitively skilled individuals that communicate using their pod's signature dialect.

We want people to remain Cognitively active and go on learning to help their brain reserve.

Chickens have distinct personalities, just like all animals who are Cognitively, emotionally, and behaviorally complex individuals.

Conduct a"Systematic Review of the Critical Incident" and its impact emotionally, Cognitively, and physically on survivors.

Remember, we are Cognitively lazy- we don't like changing our knowledge(schema) structures and how we think about things.

The fact is, the animals became more social, performed better Cognitively and lived about 200 days longer.

A new Canadian study suggests that infants perform better Cognitively if their mothers consumed more fruit during pregnancy.

So if I'm destined to become Cognitively impaired at age 72, I can exercise and push that back to 75 or 78.

Until then, prevention with diet, social interaction, physical activity and staying Cognitively active are the best-known ways of fighting this terrible disease.

In this case, the animals became more social, performed better Cognitively and lived about 200 days longer than they otherwise would have.

He explained,“Science in general- medicine in particular- is complicated and Cognitively challenging because you have to carry around a lot of uncertainty.”.

The analysis included 3,426 Cognitively normal participants enrolled in the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging who had a complete gait and neuropsychological assessment.

Since you can Cognitively control self-defensive verbal outbursts, such as screaming and yelling, you can work toward constructive change by changing your thinking.

These resources aid in the Cognitively taxing task of“mental contrasting”- a technique where people mentally compare the present to the past or future.

Chapman and his colleagues studied more than 300 primary care patients ages 65 and older who were not Cognitively impaired when the research began.

For example, it's much easier(Cognitively speaking) to blame a traffic accident on bad weather, or another driver, than to admit we are at fault.

Cognitively and emotionally, it is hard for children to do this if a parent is barraging the child with negative information about the other parent.

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