Sentence examples for acute recall from inspiring English sources

Each carries with it the weight of surprise, a sudden jolt, large enough to allow the ambush of acute recall; the shock all the greater as those of us who had known the slain correspondent were already braced for disappointment.

The standard version (4-week time frame) was used for baseline assessment at T1 and the acute recall version (1-week time frame) at T2.

'She used to wear very pretty costumes, but not at all showy: very soft, muted colours which really matched her personality.' Elizabeth Porquerol, who, despite her age, remains very acute, recalls 'a very well-bred and polite person, always smiling and affable.

Negative emotions (eg, tension, anxiety, fear, anger) influence acute pain recall.

As his acute biographer recalls, Hay was only five when a hateful mob from his home town of Carthage, Illinois, broke into a jail to murder two Mormon leaders.

Integrating these findings with those of others, we present a model of acute pain memory recall in which negative emotions influence pain memory processing wherein the level of experienced pain predicts short-term recall and affective state at the time of the experience becomes a powerful predictor for the long-term recall of experienced pain level.

At certain point, my mother would ask: 'Is it necessary to watch that again?'" So many of Scorsese's early movie memories are like this, with the detail of how and where he first saw a movie, as acute as his recall of the film itself.

This study employed the acute (one-week) recall version of SF-36 version 2 [ 30].

We used the acute (1-week recall) form of version 1.

All CHRIs items use an acute, 1-week recall period because of the rapidly changing health status of pediatric patients undergoing transplant.

Quality of life was assessed at all study visits except week 8 using the acute (1-week) recall version of the Short Form (SF -36 health SF -36, 15 a 36-item questionnaire withealtht domainsurveyher scores indicate better QoL) and the Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI), 15, 17 a 10-item questionnaire with six domains (higher scores indicate poorer QoL).