Sentence examples for direct recall from inspiring English sources

It is true that in the most straightforward and paradigmatic case of mental image formation – the direct recall of an earlier perceptual experience of something – enactment of what one would be doing if actually perceiving that thing is equivalent to re-enactment of what one did during the original perceptual episode.

To be able to detect a difference of 5 points on direct recall (see 2.9.1) 34 participants per group are required and thus 136 participants in total.

Censuses provide essential data on population denominators and the opportunity to collect national mortality data through direct recall of household events in defined time periods, or indirect measures by collecting information on parental, spousal, sibling or child survival.

While some studies favour the use of diaries for the patients and their caregivers to fill out detailed information on their expenditures, and others have relied on direct recall of expenditures, there is no consistency in the results, and therefore no consensus on the optimal method.

Where participants had been vaccinated fewer than 14 days before the sample was taken, or were found to have been vaccinated shortly after the initial sample was taken, a second sample, taken at least 14 days after vaccination, was sought through direct recall or through occupational health.

"It was so stunning, it was so direct," recalled Augusta Souza Kappner, the former president of Bank Street College of Education, who was the only mayoral appointee to oppose the plan and keep her seat (she has since left the panel).

Consistent with previous studies on verbal memory, carriers of the met-allele numerically revealed a reduced overall performance (sum of five direct recalls) in the verbal learning memory test, but this did not turn out to be statistically significant in the ANCOVA (F 2, 98) = 0.30, P = 0.74, effect size: f < 0.1).

For directed recall, participants were given the following instructions: "Imagine you were approached by a police officer who wants to reconstruct the accident you observed.

The data from the second, directed recall did not change the pattern of findings because participants rarely provided more complete information about either the absence or presence of the clues.

As part of a larger study lasting 1.5 to 2 hours, participants tested in small groups watched a randomly-assigned movie clip and immediately thereafter their memory for accident details was queried using undirected recall, directed recall, and an accident questionnaire, in this order.

Preventive interventions and treatment plans were then governed by guidelines, relevant for the age-group and condition, within a pathway; to prompt evidence informed advice and action and to support clinical decision making within agreed care protocols and directed recall periods.