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Importantly, this accumulation, without plaque formation, in contrast to the plaques observed in the human APP-overexpressing mice, did not hinder better learning abilities in aged NEP-deficient mice.

Moreover, EE not only reversed most of JS-induced disruptions but rather, in some parameters made the animals less anxious, more motivated and with better learning abilities compared also with Naïve animals.

Animals maintained under enriched conditions (EE) have clearly been shown to have reduced aggression [23], reduction of anxiety, fear and excitability [24] [27], reduction of stress [28] [30], brain function [31], [32] and better learning abilities [33] than those maintained under standard conditions.

Importantly, we found that rats overexpressing miR-34a in the brain have better learning abilities and reduced emotionality.

Moreover, we found that rats overexpressing miR-34a in the brain have better learning abilities in the acquisition phase and memory retention in MWM test and a reduced emotionality in the SIT.

It is also observed that hybrid model not only have better generalization ability but also better learning ability.

So, to create a better learning ability and achieve more accurate approximations, combining the learning capabilities of neural networks and fuzzy systems infer properties of the TSK fuzzy model, called Adaptive neural fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) was presented in 1999 (Jang 1993; Fuzzy logic toolbox 2007).

This hypothesis would be consistent with our findings that larger IIPMF go with better spatial learning abilities and diminished two-way active avoidance learning, behaviors that are abolished, respectively enhanced, after a hippocampal lesion [ 16].

Previous reports have shown an association between larger left aHG volume and better phonological learning abilities (Golestani and Pallier 2007; Wong et al. 2008), as well as an association of a larger left aHG volume with early bilingualism (Ressel et al. 2012).

Mice transplanted with a once-discounted class of human brain cells have better memories and learning abilities than normal counterparts, according to a new study.

Because NI group had better learning and memory abilities before intervention, they could better maintain the training effect.