And for the public those claims have been complicated by the memory of Mr. Gibson's anti-Semitic rant upon being charged with drunken driving in 2006.
I had a complicated emergency c-section, the memory of which can still bring me to my knees.
It's bona fides like that which give Forman license to complicate our memory of the "war on drugs", and to issue the following warning: "In terms of addressing crime issues in the black community, the dominant political class has historically refused to endorse the full slate of reforms along lines of education, economic security, housing, etc, necessary to address the root causes.
In particular, the use of repeated retrieval events and long retention delays could complicate the interpretation of fMRI studies of autobiographical memory retrieval.
But this new plane was too complicated to be left to the memory of any pilot, however expert.
Since the presence of neutralizing antibodies may complicate the analysis of CD8 T cell memory function during a second infection in the same mouse [24], we performed adoptive transfer experiments for these studies using congeneic mice (Fig. 4a).
Lack of knowledge of standard drink sizes and the effects of alcohol on memory formation all complicate the collection of accurate data from traditional self-report surveys.
The task also minimizes demands for learning, working memory and cognitive flexibility, which complicate the interpretation of Iowa Gambling Task effects [ 49].
The energy system is very complicated; all our memories from aeons of times back are stored in the memory of ourselves.
Association areas are the memory banks where the memory of past experience is encoded in the infinitely complicated plexiform arrangement of the neurons, the brain cells, and their processes.
