Sentence examples for chances of remembering from inspiring English sources
It works on the logic that if a person is encountered a number of times the chances of remembering each other is much more.
Physical movements seem to be particularly suitable fodder for making non-declarative memories, and so by both speaking and gesturing, we may encourage our brains to make two independent memories of an event, boosting our chances of remembering the event later.
Having this intention will help increase your chances of remembering your dreams.
This will increase your chances of remembering the important information the next day.
Research shows that patients encouraged to regularly review their lives by looking at a photostream stand a better chance of remembering important events or conversations.
There is less chance than we think that we will like tomorrow what we liked today and even less chance of remembering what led us to our previous likes.
It is not always possible to have warm feelings about your revision, but if you can associate a particular fact with a visual, auditory or emotional experience from the past, then you have a better chance of remembering it, as you have created multiple pathways for retrieval.
Try to reduce assay time, to get results back to operators quicker, while they still have a chance of remembering the batch concerned.
"Now they'll be able to go, find out about them - and hopefully it will give them a better chance of remembering them".
Songkick -- a web app that integrates with iTunes, Last.fm and Pandora to let you know when the bands you like play live near your location so that you have a fighting chance of remembering to buy tickets in time -- has oodles of live show data.
