Sentence examples for elicit recollection from inspiring English sources

When the Rater Team evaluated the question, there was some discussion about whether the question would elicit recollection of the basic process of PCR or application of PCR.

It should be noted, however, that source memory accuracy was sufficient to elicit recollection effects in the posterior MTL at study and test for scenes, though these effects were not disproportionately observed for scenes relative to words and objects.

This hypothesis was tested experimentally using an analogue trauma paradigm in which participants viewed an aversive film designed to elicit involuntary recollections.

The results confirm in episodic AM the executive/working memory aging hypothesis, and for the first time highlight the role of episodic buffer in associating the various different details of specific events that elicit the conscious recollection.

It's funny how the bygone Olympic Park dog track elicits such fond recollections for punters who braved the chill air (and worse elements) on a Monday night.

This paper reports on a qualitative study, which explored the nature of affective recollections elicited by adults in regard to their experience as high school mathematics students.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07903.009 Beyond performance effects, it has been shown that remembering emotional events elicits a stronger feeling of recollection (Sharot et al., 2004), yet higher confidence seems adaptive only if associated with accurate memory recall (Schultz, 2006).

Ms. Soo Hoo who spent a good deal of her cross-examination eliciting nothing from Ms. Palazzo but the recollection that she'd worked for Mr. Pellicano, slept with Mr. Turner and talked to the government, tried unsuccessfully to refresh Ms. Palazzo's recollection about the matter of Mr. Turner's alleged wiretapping.