Sentence examples for governing memory from inspiring English sources
Dr. Robert S. Wilson of the Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center in Chicago, the study's lead author, said that earlier research had shown that chronic stress undermined the functioning of the part of the brain governing memory.
That may result from the lower activity levels in brain regions that govern memory and spatial orientation.
A number of factors may govern protective memory to respiratory viral infections, in particular the retention of memory T cells within the airways and recruitment of peripheral T cells to the pulmonary site of challenge 6.
The physics and mechanics governing the shape memory effect in shape memory polymers is not fully understood at the nanoscale.
Ronald and Nancy Reagan (she is rarely far from his thoughts, even if not at hand) initiated the diaries not as journals of governing but as memory books.
Instead, scientists have found that only twenty per cent do; eighty per cent come downward from regions of the brain governing functions like memory.
Other co-expressed genes identified in these modules may also play critical roles in the molecular mechanisms governing learning and memory.
The design of shape memory alloys (SMA) demands detailed knowledge of their thermodynamic properties and of the underlying atomic-level mechanisms governing their shape-memory behavior.
In the case of memory, the governing principle is that "those things did really happen which I distinctly remember" (Essays, 474).
For example, we will demonstrate how the meridional circulation plays a key role in governing the Sun's memory about its own magnetic field, and how a flux-transport dynamo-based predictive tool can explain the cause of the very slow polar reversal in the so-called "peculiar" cycle 23 compared to those in cycles 20, 21 and 22.
Another interesting observation is that cells have "memory", and hysteresis has been shown to govern short-term memory in lymphoid cells, preserving information of past encounters with antigen [ 10].
