Sentence examples for internal retrieval from inspiring English sources

Restructuring is made possible either by internal retrieval processes which search long-term memory for concepts which can be utilized to reinterpret the available knowledge in the problem space [22] or by the availability of external cues [15], [23].

The valence-arousal model of reinstatement extends an arousal theory – which posits that an unsignaled US elicits physiological arousal similar to the arousal experienced during fear acquisition and the arousal acts as an internal retrieval cue of the excitatory CS+/US association (Haroutunian & Riccio, 1979) – by including valence as an additional dimension.

Staining was performed using the Ventana XT platform and internal antigen retrieval CC1 standard.

To describe a patient with a pseudoaneurysm of the internal iliac artery after oocyte retrieval, during an intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) and embryo transfer cycle.

In other words, we expected increased DMN activity to be associated with successful retrieval regardless of internal or external memory orientation.

Performance on free recall in this group is significantly predicted by scores on executive tests, indicating that executive dysfunction contributes to retrieval failure (deficient internal search strategies), and is responsible for the apparent mnemonic deficit rather than a dysfunction of storage (Pillon et al., 1993; Costa et al., 2014).

These products are based on internal modules of the Land Parameter Retrieval Model (LPRM), an algorithm that uses the radiative transfer equation to link soil moisture, vegetation optical depth and land surface temperature to observed brightness temperatures.

When behavioral guidance must be based on internal signals alone (as in the retrieval segment of the task), triggering hippocampal inhibition on the trough of theta increased the probability of a correct choice.

Extrapolating these findings to memory, the internal orienting account holds that during successful retrieval, the DMN shows enhanced activity due to the orienting of attention to internalized mnemonic representations.

Thus, both RT and accuracy analyses indicate that encoding and retrieval conditions were more difficult for internal than external conditions.

This paradigm allows the comparison of successful memory activations for internal and external events during both encoding and retrieval phases, and thereby, for a direct test of the internal orienting and hippocampal coupling accounts.