Sentence examples for instrumental memory from inspiring English sources

We had previously demonstrated that survivors from sepsis presented habituation and non-aversive and aversive memory deficits [ 3- 7], but the results presented here are limited to aversive (affective) memory, which has several characteristics that are very different than declarative, procedural, or instrumental memory [ 17].

Their songs draw on the best of American blues and jazz, as in their instrumental "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," from their second album, "Idlewild South".

From the pattern of genes affected, Villeda traced the mechanism back to a master regulator in the brain, a protein known as CREB, which behaves like a switch that turns on many genes at once, and is instrumental in memory and learning from birth.

And he would astound the orchestra at rehearsals by singing any instrumental passage, from memory, with a robust tenor voice.

The four objects of awareness included were: memory, instrumental activities of daily living (IADL), social behaviour and metacognitive reflection on the condition, its implications and impact.

This review discusses the evidence for the hypothesis that the development of drug addiction can be understood in terms of interactions between Pavlovian and instrumental learning and memory mechanisms in the brain that underlie the seeking and taking of drugs.

Multidimensional geriatric assessment: the Nurses Observation Scale for Geriatric Patients (NOSGER) is a validated assessment instrument used in psychogeriatrics, consisting of 30 observable items of behavior and measuring impairments in six areas: memory, Instrumental Activities of Daily Living, Activities of Daily Living (ADL), mood social behavior, and disturbing behavior (assessment by nurse).

The subiculum which connects the hippocampus to parahippocampal regions has also been shown to be instrumental in learning and memory [9] [12].

The SIS is made up of 64 items in eight different domains: strength, hand function, mobility, activities of daily living (ADL) and instrumental ADL, emotion, communication, memory, and social participation.

Olivier d'Agay, president of the Succession Saint-Exupéry d'Agay estate, which looks after the author's intellectual rights, and who runs a youth foundation dedicated to his memory, has been instrumental in the reinvention of the Little Prince to make the character relevant to the 21st century.

When the Griffins return home to Stewie, the background music is an instrumental of "Somewhere In My Memory" by John Williams, which scores a similar scene in Home Alone.