Sentence examples for help restore memory from inspiring English sources

Recent research even suggests that a stimulating cage environment late in life can help restore memory in animals with neurodegenerative disease.

Similar to the point mentioned above, reminding the person of people, pets, and events in their life before the stroke can help restore memory, as well as ease the access to the skills that person used.

Intensive care unit diaries are an initiative designed to enable survivors to help restore factual memories and differentiate those from delusional.

Another study found that quitting pot can help restore some of the memory loss that comes from marijuana use.

Eurydice's father helps restore her memory, anecdote by anecdote, and her vocabulary, word by word, rebuilding the universe of the world they have lost in the prison of death.

Mr Osborne said devolving the raising and spending of business rates was one of "the biggest transfer of power to our local government in living memory" and would help restore local government, which had had its wings clipped "again and again" over the past decades by all parties, including the Conservatives.

But once you can repair and restore memories, you should be able to create memories.

For the past two years, Ms Ryzhova Lau and a volunteer group have organised a summer festival – appropriately entitled Memory of a Free Festival, after Bowie's 1970 single – to raise money to help restore the handsome but careworn bandstand.

But now that the hopes of the Arab spring are a distant memory, they insist that military support for Libya's warring factions will not help restore desperately needed stability and that only dialogue can succeed.

Facials can help restore the glow.

Rehab therapy can often help restore independence.