Neighborhood analysis was applied as well for this purpose, and it also contributed to the retrieval of some omitted snow.
CKE and SMT were the attending physicians and contributed to the retrieval of neonatal data.
Given that the human memory system could be divided into 2 independent processes, recollection and familiarity (Jacoby 1991; Yonelinas 2002), the finding of hippocampal and PHC activation could contribute to the subsequent retrieval of memory details, but not to the retrieval of memory items only.
Therefore, our data strongly suggest that even these very early novelty signals can contribute to the rapid retrieval of behaviorally relevant contingencies.
Extubation in the ICU may per se contribute to the failure of organ retrieval, thereby jeopardizing the reciprocal commitments made by the healthcare team to the family and by the family to the last wishes of the patient.
(6) The purpose of this Directive is to contribute to sustainable production and consumption by, as a first priority, the prevention of WEEE and, in addition, by the re-use, recycling and other forms of recovery of such wastes, so as to reduce the disposal of waste and to contribute to the efficient use of resources and the retrieval of critical raw materials.
Taken together, our observations that gene expression in the hippocampus and mPFC is required only for IA memory enhancement following retrieval indicate that these brain regions contribute to the enhancement of fear memory following retrieval, but not additional training, and more importantly, memory enhancement by retrieval utilizes a mechanism distinct from that used for additional learning.
However, it may lead to the retrieval of outdated data.
However, this overview highlights the varieties of influences and neural structures relevant at encoding, consolidation and retrieval processes that may contribute to the formation of false memories.
This novel paradigm reveals how brain regions implicated in emotion, memory retrieval, visuomotor imagery, and social cognition contribute to the recollection of specific plays in the mind of a sports fan.
