Sentence examples for Deficient memory from inspiring English sources

Deficient memory of basic geometric relationships may represent a core deficit that contributes to impaired performance in allocentric spatial memory tasks.

Montaigne always complained of his "monstrously deficient" memory, so he didn't bother accumulating facts, Ms. Bakewell explained.

Offers of this life-improving kind, whether they relate to deficient memory or crippling social embarrassment, usually feature in the bottom righthand corner of newspaper front pages, accompanied by a picture of a sad-looking man and demands for large sums of money in exchange for an unpromising programme of patent exercises.

HAND encompasses a wide range of cognitive impairment that includes deficient memory and attention, decreased executive function, and behavioral changes, such as apathy or lethargy [ 4].

Exploring possible common causative mechanisms, like deficient memory processing, may provide an opportunity for the integration of a reinforcement deficit as a causative factor with the complex network of other causal factors suggested for ADHD [ 126- 133].

Control lines expressing RNA-hairpin targeting the white gene in the MB demonstrated wild-type behavior, demonstrating induction of the RNA-hairpin alone does not induce deficient memory formation, teaching ability, or learning ability.

We found that ablation of SLP-76 expression after T cell priming did not inhibit generation of phenotypic effector or memory CD4 T cells; however, the resultant SLP-76-deficient memory CD4 T cells could not produce recall cytokines in response to TCR-mediated stimulation and showed decreased persistence in vivo.

In addition, SLP-76-deficient memory CD4 T cells exhibited reduced steady-state homeostasis and were impaired in their ability to homeostatically expand in vivo in response to the gamma(c) cytokine IL-7, despite intact proximal signaling through the IL-7R-coupled JAK3/STAT5 pathway.

Interestingly, this was true in the ICOSL−/− mice as well as wild-type mice, suggesting that although ICOS-deficient memory cells are largely CD62Lhigh, these cells are capable of down-regulating CD62L when repeatedly stimulated.

The fact that both IL-6Rα- and MyD88-deficient memory cells persist for several months following the primary immunization suggests that other signals control the maintenance of these cells.

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) might be maintained by deficient extinction memory.