Sentence examples for contribution of memory from inspiring English sources

Studies that have contributed to this discussion have examined the contribution of memory limitations, difficulty with spatial localisation, and difficulty in inhibiting the motor act of reaching to location A on the A-not-B error.

We investigated the contribution of memory B cells and long-lived plasma cells to SPS, by analyzing changes in antibody titers and specificities, frequency and repertoire of specific memory cell before and after rituximab treatment in a pair of monozygotic twins suffering from SPS [21].

In line with prior data obtained in a compound condition that does not allow segregating the respective contribution of memory components [12], our results indicate that sleep during the first night after learning to navigate in a novel virtual environment influences the fate of the newly created memory representations but not their behavioural expression.

In accordance with this hypothesis, Berg et al., have shown a contribution of memory murine CD8+ T cells to innate immunity in protection against Listeria monocytogenes in the absence of cognate antigen by rapidly producing IFN-γ in response to IL-12 and IL-18 [17].

This study extends the research of Riccio et al. (2007) by investigating the contribution of memory for verbal and visual information to performance on the Family Pictures subtest.

The results also show that age may be crucial for the contribution of memory to speech production as it accounts for ∼50% of the variance related to memory.

This paper draws attention to the contributions of memory sites to social memory and urban identity, and then points out the effects of designing memorials that are integrated into daily life in cities on societies from a design perspective.

Regarding the individual contributions of memory and executive function on gist and item-specific memory performance, in ageing and patients with PD with varying degrees of disease severity in our ageing population, and early-stage patients with PD, item-specific memory was significantly related to executive function, particularly the flexibility of cognition.

Interestingly, the contribution of the memory for faces and verbal working memory subtests to performance on the Family Pictures subtest was much smaller than the Logical Memory subtest.

The aim of this study was to dissociate the contributions of memory-based (cognitive) and adaptation-based (sensory) mechanisms underlying deviance detection in the context of natural speech.

It is also worth noticing that the contribution of source memory represented by the increase in extrinsic mutual information becomes larger as the entropy of Markov source decreases.