However, nonwords that are familiar are more likely to be forgotten over time than are words that are familiar.
We find that words and nonwords that are recollected are equally likely to be forgotten over time.
Our results support recent neuropsychologically-based forgetting theories of recollection and familiarity and provide new insight into how and why representations are forgotten over time.
The two of them were brilliant for each other over a number of years and I think that's something that shouldn't be forgotten over time.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — David Wilson, the Giants' first-round draft choice in April, does not want to be another N.F.L. running back whose contribution is so modest he is forgotten over time.
12. Begin to be identified with best cases, so that your own worst case is forgotten over time.
Interestingly, this conclusion was already suggested in the very first clinical trials of antithrombin in patients with DIC 25 years ago, but may have been forgotten over time [ 11].
In addition, it was suggestive that advice on medications may be forgotten over time by an older cohort, so the importance of regular monitoring and reinforcement by their doctors and pharmacists.
At the same time, it is also the responsibility of the doctor to record information and not simply to rely on that which is remembered in the chance that the record needs to be accessed by someone else or the details are forgotten over time [ 16, 17, 22, 23] despite confidentiality concerns.
Time crumbles things; everything grows old under the power of Time and is forgotten over the passage of time.
But there was another, far more important first, though its significance has been largely forgotten over time: As Cio-Cio-San, Miss Williams, the daughter of a chauffeur and a domestic in the Jim Crow South, was the first black woman to secure a contract with a major United States opera company — a distinction widely ascribed in the public memory to the contralto Marian Anderson.
