neurocognitive in A Sentence

    1

    Women had Neurocognitive impairments a lot longer than males and had difficulty remembering and concentrating.”.

    0
    2

    Neurocognitive outcome of children after drowning incidents cannot be accurately predicted in the early course of treatment.

    0
    3

    Neurocognitive outcomes of children after drowning incidents cannot be accurately predicted in the early course of treatment.".

    0
    4

    According to them, anger is part of an evolved Neurocognitive program designed to orchestrate retaliation for transgressions.

    0
    5

    However, Neurocognitive outcome of children after drowning incidents cannot be accurately predicted in the early course of treatment.

    0
    6

    They also have less Neurocognitive abnormalities, less emotional problems, better memory, quicker verbal skills, and in general increased total developmental scores.

    0
    7

    He noted that DMDD was"broadly translatable to'having temper tantrums'" and that"mild Neurocognitive disorder" was tantamount to targeting seniors for"being a bit forgetful.".

    0
    8

    And unless it comes to its senses, DSM5 threatens to provoke several more(hypersexuality, binge eating, mixed anxiety depression, minor Neurocognitive, and others).

    0
    9

    Why have a diagnosis for Minor Neurocognitive Disorder that will unnecessarily frighten many people who have no more than the memory problems of old age?

    0
    10

    They are typically used to assess impairment after an injury or illness known to affect Neurocognitive functioning, or when used in research, to contrast neuropsychological abilities across experimental groups.

    0
    11

    Mild Neurocognitive disorder, incredibly, is currently a proposal without symptoms, but the APA is encouraging concerned experts and lay readers to check back soon as"the criteria will be forthcoming.".

    0
    12

    But we have seen recent research that explores the neurological activity that takes place during disturbed dreaming, as well as investigations of the possible Neurocognitive functions behind nightmares and bad dreams.

    0
    13

    One way researchers have studied the influence of cultural values on Neurocognitive processes is by priming participants towards independent and interdependent construals and then examining how the brain reacts to various situations afterwards.

    0


Related Words

réaumur in a sentenceshps in a sentencethoracoscopy in a sentencequantitatively in a sentenceproteus in a sentencesisyphus in a sentencebloodsheds in a sentenceorion in a sentencepolicy-based in a sentencesoundscape in a sentencehaemodialysis in a sentencedoorbell in a sentencecarlsen in a sentencerenunciation in a sentenceconducted in a sentencebounce in a sentencejhum in a sentencelinea in a sentencegalatea in a sentencearctic's in a sentence