Sentence examples for help avert memory from inspiring English sources

Using spatial memory -- which involves using visual cues to develop "cognitive maps" that remember routes -- instead of operating on GPS-induced autopilot can help avert memory problems later in life, the studies found.

New research has raised the tantalizing possibility that the brain is where aspirin may do some of its most important work, helping to avert memory and reasoning problems in older people.

To help avert those annoying error messages alerting CD-recorder users to a disc gone bad, the SM-352 has an 8-megabyte memory buffer to help smooth the recording session and other built-in technology to prevent the buffer under-run errors that can ruin blank discs.

Such measures, among others, could help avert layoffs.

The new canal will help avert an imminent crisis.

The department's decision should help avert a trade dispute.

Third, a referendum could help avert civil war.

Democrats believe regulation can help protect the environment and consumers, and help avert another financial collapse.

SOME people put photographs of lithe supermodels on their fridges to help avert caloric mishaps.

Making hard choices now will help avert much greater hardship in the future.

The Fed has successfully pursued an ultra-loose monetary policy to help avert a second depression.