Sentence examples for involved retrieval from inspiring English sources

While CA1 is generally believed to be necessary for encoding of temporal but not spatial information, it is believed to be involved retrieval of spatial information previously encoded by CA3[56], [57].

The search involved retrieval of all publications related to the treatment of neuroblastoma, which focused on pharmacogenetics.

If late effects were indicative of retrieval monitoring, then we would expect negative repetition effects only for the conditions that initially involved retrieval monitoring on the first presentation.

The bilingual verbal fluency task [ 45] involved retrieval of responses in one of both languages to category and letter stimuli (per language two category and two letter stimuli were presented).

The CBR involves retrieval techniques in conjunction with a relational database.

Perhaps amending homework to involve retrieval practice might make it more effective; this remains an open empirical question.

Again, the performance overhead introduced by the ONDMs increases as this query involves retrieval of on average 2.864 records, to the range of [ 7.6ms,56.6ms] and [ 10.2ms,42ms] on the respective database topologies.

The process involves retrieval of structures (e.g., micro-devices) from their growth (donor) substrate via an elastomeric stamp (i.e., an element with posts on its surface), and then delivers them onto a different (receiver) substrate.

Task 1, the most complex exercise involving retrieval of a food treat from an empty jar, encouraged the most apparent display of lateralized behaviour, with all but one animal showing a strong preference to use either their left or right paw consistently.

Nonword reading, for example, clearly does not involve retrieval of a pronunciation from the lexicon.

Indeed, negative repetition effects after 500 ms were noted for both target hits and related lure correct rejections, the two conditions involving retrieval monitoring, but not for related lure false alarms, the condition involving a failure of retrieval monitoring.