Sentence examples for led memory from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to contrast patient, family member and professional experience of primary and secondary (usual) care led memory services.

Mortality looms in many of the songs: children killed by bombs in "Road Leads Where It's Led," memories of war in "Pharaoh's Daughter".

Both with and without information about the upcoming task, observation influenced the tempo of SPMs and led to memory formation.

Long-term VAD decreased neurogenesis and led to memory deficits.

The Biology of Memory Understanding processes that lead to memory has been the basis of Norwegian neuroscientist Edvard Moser's research career to date.

In addition to sleep or sleep deprivation, new incoming information can lead to memory distortions and false memories (e.g., 'retroactive interference' [ 56, 57]).

He suggested that such activities led to memories that are more long-lasting than anything learnt at school.

News of MPs' expenses led to memories of duck houses, moats, and a trouser press.

For the cereblon, it is known to be related to memory, learning, and intelligence [ 37], and anomalous cereblon expression can lead to memory and learning deficit [ 38].

Samsung leads in memory chips, a distinct category that includes the small flash-memory used in digital products like cameras and mobile phones.

Repeated therapy sessions can also lead to memory extinction, in which the fears tied to an event fade away as old memories are replaced with new ones.