Although striatal activation is often evident during memory retrieval, its functional significance remains unclear because typical memory paradigms do not control the motivational significance of memory decisions.
This distinction is consistent with the claim that pattern similarity differences were related to the reactivation of shared context information, which should be more evident during memory recollection.
With the progressive decline in rational thinking as a result of dementia, consciousness of thinking becomes less evident and memory is affected.
This effect is more evident if the memory trace is laid down through deep encoding operations involving the recruitment of specific neural networks.
Now 42, he has built a successful career as an artist largely out of his fascination with the city's history as the crossroads of the South, and with the past more generally — as is evident in "Radcliffe Bailey: Memory as Medicine," his largest museum show to date, which opened last week at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.
A strong genotypic difference was also evident during fear memory recall.
However, despite the evident separation of memory phases with octopamine [ 4, 10], manipulating dopaminergic neurons has so far impacted sweet taste and nutrient-reinforced memory [ 3, 4].
Contrary to previous observations on Rac3KO mice, we found here that Rac1N mutants had evident spatial reference memory defects in the water maze.
Like older adults, people with brain injury or stroke show difficulties with postural balance, exhibit gait insecurities when performing dual-tasks and have cognitive deficits evident in working memory, attention, and information-processing [ 35, 38].
The features that distinguish ARM from LTM are only evident with aversive memory — sequential trials without intervening rest (massed training) can lead to ARM whereas multiple trials with intervening rest (spaced training) lead to LTM [23].
