It has been 49 years and not a day has gone by that has altered the memories of those beautiful few years I had you.
Although Jackson's victory came too late to alter the terms of the peace, it succeeded in altering the memory of the war.
But like any myth of history, there are small truths within it that alter the memory.
A nonpharmacological approach alters the memory of drug exposure in rats and has implications for treating relapse in human addicts.
For instance, working and reference memory disruptions may respectively alter the storage of the test and anchor durations, so that bisection responses will be given according to two different subjective time scales, consequently affecting bisection point.
Another important finding from our study was that filarial infection was associated with an expanded population of effector memory cells that altered the effector∶effector memory ratio.
This is in agreement with previous work showing that post-learning local bulbar anesthesia altered the long-term memory of an associative olfactory task [21] and that systemic injection of anisomycin prevented consolidation of a learned odorant in newborn rabbit [51].
Thus, it appears likely that the retrieval of emotional memories altered the mood of the subjects.
His solution, since no one seemed to remember Damian clearly, was that he had been a coward, and that God, unable to change the past, as in Emerson's poem, had, instead, altered human memory of the event, allowing Damian to die bravely in the battle he relived in his delirium.
Because memory cells are activated at a faster rate than naive cells, and because they may proliferate before they acquire effector functions, the inclusion of state variable for immune memory would have altered the time course of our re-challenge experiments changed the dynamics of the results we have presented.
