Sentence examples for consistently remember from inspiring English sources

"They are ways for people to consistently remember who these guys are.

I understand why Old G.M. has faded to the background, but my problem with the current news foreground is this: I can't consistently remember what I.P.O. even stands for.

In this study we availed ourselves of a unique cognitive phenomenon, boundary extension [ 15, 21, 29], whereby healthy people consistently remember a greater expanse of a scene than was shown in the given view.

Although nurses said that the recruitment procedure was easy and not time consuming, they did not consistently remember to ask patients or decided not to ask certain patients if they thought that they would not want to participate.

Once these quantitative imagery values were established, Paivio was able to show, in various experimental designs, that words with high imagery values were consistently remembered significantly better than those with lower ones, quite regardless of any conscious intent on the subjects' part to form relevant images (Paivio, 1971, 1983, 1991a).

Specifically, participants clearly and repeatedly stated the general and well-known difficulties of consistently remembering to take chronic medications.

So a lot of the riders who do those races consistently just remember the smoothest lines.

Communicate clearly and consistently, and remember to listen.

Research suggests that the effectiveness of decision aids is enhanced when the information provided is tailored to the needs of the individual; the communications are consistently better remembered and perceived as being more relevant than non-tailored materials [ 23].

Unlike older blacks, many of whom vote consistently because they remember a time when they could not, younger blacks are more prone to sit out an election if no candidate grabs their interest.

Abrams has championed diversity in media as long as I can remember, consistently bringing together stellar multicultural casts, from TV's Felicity to Lost.