Sentence examples for a memory of earlier from inspiring English sources

This could hint at the molecular basis of a "memory" of earlier lineage decisions.

In our case, the animals appeared to retain a memory of early food competition even though their body weights were now equal.

The picture itself carries a memory of an earlier time: of Angela's first big excursion and her escape from England.

This is even more acute if one believes in Hell: Either the soul in hell has a memory of an earlier life — a life misspent — or it has not.

The majority of participants' intrusive images (72%) were reported to be either a memory of an earlier event or strongly associated with a memory.

For the remaining twenty participants (64.51%), the image was associated with a memory of an earlier event in terms of the sensations, emotions and thoughts experienced, but was not a memory of it.

Over 78% of participants reported experiencing recurrent, distressing intrusive images, the majority (72%) of which either were a memory of an earlier event or were strongly associated with a memory.

Each number was carefully selected to introduce another personal story, whether it's a memory of her earliest auditions (Hugh Martin's "The First Girl in the Second Row") or an explanation of her later decision to take a break from show business to raise her two sons (James Taylor's "The Secret Lifeife") while teaching acting and improv.

I'm not alone in having a fond memory of earlier Pokémon games but no 3DS to play the latest entries in the series, and while Pokémon Go is emphatically its own game, it can evoke enough nostalgic charm to be worth picking up.

Epigenetic marks, such as DNA methylation or histone tail modifications, could provide a persistent memory of earlier nutritional states and influence the risk of late-onset chronic diseases.

Some epigenetic modifications, in particular DNA methylation, can be stably propagated through numerous cell divisions as a cellular memory of earlier events.