While the numbers of memory CD4+ T cells in the periphery dwindle, memory CD4+ T cells of the BM survive for long periods of time, months in mice [ 4] and decades in humans [ 6].
The report is the latest snapshot into rising anti-Semitism and a dwindling historical memory of the Holocaust across Europe.
With a dwindling living-memory, especially in the halls of power, the farther we get from the days of the Great Depression and the ravages of sequential World Wars, the breakdown of the collective consciousness seems to worsen.
Just the other day, Culverhouse called another one of her former players, Randy Grimes, who told her about his addiction to painkillers and his dwindling short-term memory.
The fun is a distant memory now, dwindling down to a fine point.
There has also been a widespread attempt to record oral memories of Partition before the dwindling generation that experienced it takes its memories to the grave.
The investigators, from the country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, are tapping into the memories of a dwindling number of survivors as they pursue their mission of examining some of modern Korea's most traumatic moments.
We have seen in recent weeks how isolated anti-police incidents can, among the easily panicked, obliterate the memory of decades of dwindling violent crime.
Local Jewish leaders said the arrest of the 13 men is the worst event in anyone's memory to befall the dwindling minority, which has survived in Iran for 2,700 years.
They are a dwindling band, these men with firsthand memories of the Battle of Britain, an aerial fight for survival that came to a head 70 years ago Wednesday — and marked a turning point of World War II.
The poem dramatises the speaker's dwindling moments of optimism, symbolised by the memory of gazing through a window ("I stood in front of the big studio-window / and thought I could really see").
