Sentence examples for inaccurate memory from inspiring English sources
DAVID EAGLEMAN: Good example of calm, inaccurate memory, thanks.
The present results suggest that at least, on average, slow learning and inaccurate memory are common features of cognitive decline in adult APP/PS1 mice and old nonTg mice.
In a frequently cited 1984 review, Bernard et al. summarized: "Informants are inaccurate; memory does decay exponentially with time….
This results in losses during transcription due to use of shorthand, misspellings, illegibility, inaccurate memory, and other oversight while recording data in handbooks.
Self-report, however, tends to overestimate adherence by 10 20 % as compared to EDMs evaluations because self-report is susceptible to recall bias, inaccurate memory and potentially to social desirability bias [ 147– 147].
It goes by different names depending on who maintains it — electronic health record, electronic medical record, personal health record — and its promise goes way beyond doctors' having to rely on the incomplete or inaccurate memories of their patients.
We know all the words, and they form a chunk of our collective existence, along with a bunch of Simpsons quotes and inaccurate memories of how good Dunkaroos actually taste.
Most important are: the tendency to socially desired responses (especially in surveys on sensible subjects like drug abuse or sexual habits) [ 6], acquiescence or the tendency for only yes- or no-responses [ 7, 8], failure in self-perception or (technically) inaccurate statements (e.g. because of willful lies or inaccurate memories) [ 9- 11].
Photographs have been included as a contextual clue to encourage memory recall, to help in the replacement of inaccurate memories, and to assist in the understanding of the trajectory of the ICU stay and as a tool in a person's acceptance of events [ 4, 10].
There were, however, no checks against inaccurate parental memories of earlier ECEC attendance patterns [as has been provided in other studies through triangulation of parental data against multiple sources of data (Miles and Huberman 1994)].
Third, our measures of care utilization were based on self-reports, which may be inaccurate due to memory distortion.
