Sentence examples for disturbance of memory from inspiring English sources
We know that there were temporary aftereffects — the confused state that lasted for a few hours and the disturbance of memory that went on for a couple of weeks.
The interpretation of the procedure allows for a statement about the severity of a post-operatively measured disturbance of memory or attentiveness[ 32, 33].
In the sub-score for memory in the Isoflurane group 7 patients had heavy or very heavy disturbance of memory and only two patients in the Xenon group.
At time spans of 1 and 3 hours, 7 patients revealed heavy or very heavy disturbance of memory in the Isoflurane group compared to only 2 patients in the Xenon group (not significant).
Neuropsychological evaluation provides both standardized and objective assessment of the hallmark feature of MCI and AD: the disturbance of memory and/or other cognitive functions - in particular, episodic memory deficits as manifested by impaired delayed recall [ 10], faster rate of forgetting [ 11], and problems with learning new information [ 12].
The pinpointing of abnormalities of specific areas of the brain has aided understanding of some abnormal mental functions, such as disturbances of memory and speech disorders.
This stage is indicated by arthritic pain that migrates from joint to joint and by disturbances of memory, vision, movement, or other neurological symptoms.
It begins with incidences of forgetfulness, which become more frequent and serious; the disturbances of memory, personality, and mood progress steadily toward physical deterioration and death within a few years.
He began his dissertation ("Disturbances of memory in Korsakoff's Psychosis") in the winter semester of 1904 1905 at the Freiburg psychiatric clinic.
Finally, cognitive tests have revealed disturbances of memory and speed of information processing [ 17, 18], but overall normal functioning in other cognitive domains.
"The sense of threat arises as a consequence of (1) excessively negative appraisals of the trauma and/or its sequelae and (2) a disturbance of autobiographical memory characterized by poor elaboration and contextualization, strong associative memory and strong perceptual priming.
