单词cognitively
网络: 认知的；认知地；认知性地
stable and did not abuse substances, but they were considered to be cognitively disabled and chronically ill.
在收纳期间，受试者的症状是稳定的，而且没有滥用药物，但是被诊断为认知失能及慢性异常。
And there was no difference cognitively between the two groups.
而两组对照并无认知差异。
About 12 percent were cognitively impaired, and the lower their vitamin D level, the more likely they were to be in that group.
百分之十二左右的人有认知障碍的症状，并且越低的维生素D水平的人更可能患有认知障碍的机会。
Broad sense of thinking is the preconscious type of awareness that we have in sensational cognitively relevant sensations.
广义的思考是我们拥有的一种前自觉的意识类型，存在于有关的感觉意识中。
Compared with people with optimum vitamin D levels, those in the lowest quartile were more than twice as likely to be cognitively impaired.
与维他命D水平最佳的研究对象相比，维他命D水平最低的四分之一的研究对象，认知机能受损的可能性上升了一倍还多。
Advance directives have been developed to convey a person"s decision, while he is cognitively capable, about his future end-of-life care.
『预设医疗指示』是指人在有认知能力时，预先订立其临终时希望接受的护理形式。
rather than less will go into old age more cognitively sound than someone who has not had an active mind.
习惯于多动脑筋而不是少动脑筋的人，在进入老年，要比一个从来不积极动脑子的人的认知能力更为健全。
We knew that they were going to be slow cognitively.
我们知道他们的认知发展会很慢。
This is argued to be cognitively motivated by the conceptual prominence of the CORE stage in a speech act scenario.
在认知上，我们认为这样的转喻偏好起因于核心阶段在语言行为结构中的概念突显性。
Everyone construes his (her) world cognitively as he (she) grows up.
每个人成长时以认知的方式建构他（她）的世界。