Sentence examples for capacity for memory from inspiring English sources

We may not have quite that capacity for memory; but Keneally deserves gratitude for ensuring that Sickles and his contemporaries live for a few more years yet.

This is also true of your child's capacity for memory, learning, emotional disposition, coping skills, and so on.

Without it we are nothing," observed neuroscientist Eric Kandel, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research on the physiology of the brain's capacity for memory.

Someone had to do it, that is if there is any capacity for memory, not only of the facts of the Afghanistan War, but of the American notion that once upon a time democracy and freedom were irreparably linked to our being granted truth as much as we could find it, see it or know the facts of any one thing.

To conclude, we have shown that there is a capacity for memory improvement and concomitant structural changes to occur in the human brain well into adulthood.

Another possibility is that neurodegeneration reduces the neuron number in HP and cortex and result in a limited capacity for memory storage.

"The analysis showed that the differences were due not to changes in capacity for memories, but to differences in sleep quality," said Bryce A. Mander, a postdoctoral fellow at Berkeley and the lead author of the study.

Humans have enormous capacity for spatial memory.

It has been argued that only humans have the capacity for episodic memory -- other organisms can learn, but they acquire procedural and semantic knowledge from experience; they do not remember episodes as discrete events with distinct spatiotemporal features.

Together these results indicate that the postnatal functions of Cdc42 may be crucial for the synaptic plasticity in hippocampal neurons, which contribute to the capacity for remote memory recall.

When comparisons are made between similar species, those that have a greater capacity for spatial memory tend to have larger hippocampal volumes.