Sentence examples for defective memory from inspiring English sources

A skewed maturation of HIV-specific CD4+ and CD8+ T-cells has been observed in HIV-infected patients, involving defective memory cell production and increasing defects in effector cell function, in conjunction with lack of antigen clearance [14] [19].

The problem was not a defective memory, but nerves and the point-scoring required on these occasions.

The Intel Corporation said yesterday that it would replace computer circuit boards with a defective memory part that causes some personal computers to crash.

Intel said the problem arose from a defective memory translator hub, a component that translates signals from synchronous dynamic random access memory to the Intel 820 chip set.

Intel has said that the problem arose from a defective memory translator hub, or MTH, component that translates signals from SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Access Memory) to the Intel 820 chipset.

If there is a complaint of defective memory, it is legally important to ascertain what part of it can be ascribed to the aftereffects of the head injury and what part of it to subsequent psychogenic elaboration.

For 5 dae flies in both male and female groups, Aβ42Arc flies showed the most severe 1 hour memory defects (memory scores were measured 1 hour after the training session), and Aβ42art flies were also defective (Figure 2C).

Researchers have found a variant gene in schizophrenics that appears to be implicated in defective working memory and other cognitive problems that characterize the disease.

Hence, Tc1 mice seem to have a defective social memory.

3 4 Patients with early-onset AD often present to the clinic with defective episodic memory, while those with FTD are characterised by disturbances in speech and behaviour.

The GABRA5 transcript increase found in our 3xTg-AD mice lends support to the compensatory hypothesis as GABRA5 has been reported to be downregulated with aging and this process has been linked to defective spatial memory performance.