Count Pierre too retained favourable memories of his advisor, taking revenge by blocking Carrouges' efforts to purchase more land or expand his influence in Normandy.
HCPs might have been more likely to "hand pick" participants for the study, either because they felt they were more likely to consent to take part or because they believed they were more likely to say favourable things about the memory service.
Even under these more favourable conditions, however, suppressing crime memories substantially reduced detection rates compared to when participants recalled their crime.
For hippocampal memory, an existing mechanism that is favourable for memory formation such as an enhanced NMDAR function is critical and once the memory trace is consolidated, this mechanism is no longer required for the retrieval [55].
Arguably, the exercise of other cognitive faculties like memory, intellection or introspection might also be, in favourable circumstances, a direct way to apprehend the truth of a proposition.
There are many scenarios of favourable development resulting from a trade-off between collective memory and trust in risk reduction measures combined with a low to moderate risk-taking attitude.
Convergent evidence suggests that sleep is favourable for plastic cerebral changes that underlie learning and memory [see 27], [28 for review].
Differences were also found between young and older adults in metamemory subscales, so that old adults showed greater memory knowledge in general and young adults had more favourable perceptions and feelings about memory.
It leads to a less favourable image quality, but the number of times the global GPU memory needs to be accessed is reduced.
In colorectal and ovarian cancers, a high proportion of CD8+ T cells or CD45RO+ memory T cells infiltrating the cancer tissue can be a favourable prognostic indicator (Zhang et al, 2003; Pages et al, 2005).
