Sentence examples for established memories from inspiring English sources

The focus of difficulty lies in the hypothesis that interference from established memories is a major source of proactive inhibition.

The price of MRAM is also another issue and considered a limiting factor, with prices far in excess of all the currently established memories at approximately £2 to £3 ($3 to $5) per megabyte [91].

The process of reconsolidation, recently in the news as a potential target for treating PTSD, offers a mechanism through which established memories can be adjusted and altered.

In both cases, we injected the standard dose of ZIP that locally reverses in vivo evoked LTP without affecting baseline synaptic transmission, and erases established memories [8], [11].

A central assumption is that the consolidation of newly established memories relies on a covert reactivation of those neuronal networks that were active and used for encoding of the events at learning during wakefulness [22] [27].

Furthermore, even established memories may be subject to manipulation upon reactivation the triggering of previously consolidated memories may return them to a labile state and in need of reconsolidation if they are to persist [14], [35], [36].

Chile and Peru have established "memory museums" to reflect on the conflicts in their countries.

In addition, the tPA-mediated proteolysis of proBDNF promotes new learning but opposes the extinction of established memory.

However systematic administration of MK-801 after the robust fear extinction memory has been established, did not affect the established memory.

One could speculate that the enhanced CA1 LTP promotes a tendency of the synapses to rapidly reach saturation, which in turn impairs their ability to store new information or consolidate established memory traces.

Taken together, these data suggest a role for Fabp7 in plasticity-related mechanisms in mammals, and implicate Fabp7 in pathways downstream of well established memory-related molecular signaling cascades.