We also experience pain as more than physical because of our unique cognitive capacities.

"Children don't have the cognitive capacity to make sense of all their feelings.

"How do you make decisions with patients of varied cognitive capacity?

Her research explores the cognitive capacities of infants and young children.

The study showed that the company's test could show how these conditions were linked to lower cognitive capacities in five different brain areas.

During the critical 1000 day window, good nutrition is crucial to develop a child's cognitive capacity and his or her physical growth.

They don't have the same cognitive capacity as a kindergarten-age kid who begins to learn the difference between right and wrong.

The important conclusion is that some of the cognitive capacities needed for language evolved long before humans.

Very few children of age 3 or 4 have the cognitive capacity to attribute meaning to abstract symbols, like written words.

Hyperthymestic abilities can have a detrimental effect on cognitive capacity.

And sedentary elders who start walking daily improve their cognitive capacities.

Language and its development, in Dewey's philosophical anthropology, have not a central role but are instead a consequence of the cognitive capacity.

Many believe humanity is grounded in the possibility of experience and cognitive capacity, which this infant lacked.

They refer to the cognitive capacity of human beings, their ability to understand, to abstract, to solve problems and apply knowledge.

It enables the researcher to find out exactly what cognitive capacities are needed for certain language phenomena to emerge.

You can only hope, he added, that their "cognitive capacity" will moderate their emotional reactions.

Depending on their developmental and cognitive capacities, some children who are dying benefit from being included in these advance care decisions.

Its cognitive capacity and decreased teeth size identified Homo as the toolmaker.

The result of normal adult cognitive capacities, in particular the capacity for conceptual metaphor, and as such is a human universal.

Yet we are limited by our sensory and cognitive capacity, even with all of the mechanical extenders thus far devised.

Lead has been shown many times to permanently reduce the cognitive capacity of children at extremely low levels of exposure.

In humans, its anticholinergic properties will cause the disruption of cognitive capacities, such as memory and learning.

This conflict only occurs when the pressure to attend to each input is equal and the individual's cognitive capacities to do so are inadequate.

Neuropil have been hypothesized to be a key factor in differentiating human cognitive capacity from that of other animals.

Chimpanzees and other apes offer the best models for understanding the cognitive capacities of early hominids.