Sentence examples for a retroactive effect from inspiring English sources
This suggests the reward had a retroactive effect; memory for objects that had no special significance when initially seen were later recalled only because of their proximity to the reward.
He referred to historic claims dating back to the Han dynasty (contemporary with the Roman empire, from 206BC to 220AD) and suggested that the law of the sea could not have a retroactive effect on them.
In conclusion, our work demonstrates a retroactive effect of DA on STDP converting t-LTD into t-LTP.
This implies that DA can have a retroactive effect allowing negative spike pairings to induce t-LTP.
Additional file 3: Figure S3 suggests that trastuzumab might be able to induce a retroactive effect in SKBR3 and MCF7 cells, enhancing HS expression in the cellular fraction (Additional file 3: Figure S3A and B).
Guided by our decisions dealing with the retroactivity of new constitutional interpretations of the broad language of the Bill of Rights, we agree with the Court of Appeals that Marchetti and Grosso should not have any retroactive effect on Mackey's conviction.
While there was only a minor retroactive effect to the law in this legislative iteration, it could be more severe next time.
It is suggested, however, that the Commission is empowered to fix the rental only for the future and that it has no power to make an award with retroactive effect.
The elimination of any possibility of relief from a deportation order "has an obnoxious and severe retroactive effect," Stevens added.
Control subjects' dissociated performance during both memory tests suggests that the short-term memory test induced a retroactive interference effect mediated through light opioid system activation; such effect was prevented either by low dose naltrexone administration or by strongly activating the opioid system through acute stress.
These results show that immediate, but not delayed; post-training exposure to sucrose had a retroactive enhancing effect on memory consolidation rather than a proactive effect on performance.
