neurological

Examples of neurologically

neurologically
Among those with cardiac-arrest, only 15% survived neurologically intact.
Neurologically, the patient is irritable, with an acute confusional state leading to coma and seizures.
By this view, there are no differences between the long-term memory representations in amnesic patients and neurologically intact individuals.
Clarity is needed on empathy as a neurologically distributed process, and how interactions of nature and nurture can be examined.
In conclusion, the varied types of empathy disorders support the idea that empathy is a neurologically-distributed process.
This was shown to be true for two of the right-handed neurologically unimpaired subjects.
However, the question that has remained is how to treat the neurologically presenting patient.
Thus, we think of the model as neurologically inspired and plausible, but not anatomically specific.
It is now time to address neurologically motivated criticisms.
This result suggests that these neurologically normal subjects had less control over their non-dominant limb.
The prediction, it is claimed, was subsequently confirmed as being neurologically correct.
Until the last few years, linguists' interest in the language of the neurologically impaired has been primarily from two orientations: psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic.
We tested adults with receptive aphasia who had suffered cerebral accidents at least one year earlier, and were judged to be neurologically stabilized.
Unfortunately, only half of survivors were neurologically intact, for an overall intact survival rate of 39%.
In one case, a meeting was held to discuss possible withdrawal of aggressive treatment on a patient neurologically devastated due to head trauma.
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