Sentence examples for long-term formation from inspiring English sources
In addition, the use of a modified along-track drift condition as a constraint to ensure long-term formation stability is investigated.
Background: There is a need to discover novel chemical compounds that will inhibit the pathological process of epileptogenesis (i.e. agents that will prevent the long-term formation of an active seizure focus following a brain insult).
Our results suggest that the transition from wooden to iron tools at the beginning of the Iron Age played an important role in the long-term formation of ancient agricultural soils at Sanyangzhuang, and by extension, in much of ancient China.
In addition, the positive results were generated with a non-resorbable biomaterial, allowing the long-term formation of a BNC-cartilage matrix composite in vivo and, possibly, limiting adverse reactions due to rapid release of breakdown products [ 91].
Environmental stress can also enhance and/or block memory formation, with long-term memory formation requiring gene activation and protein synthesis.
In the reversal probe tests of long-term memory formation, however, Cdc42 cKO mice showed a slight delay in long-term memory formation for the new location compared to their littermate controls.
We clarified this point in the revised manuscript as follows: "In the reversal probe tests of long-term memory formation, however, Cdc42 cKO mice showed a slight delay in long-term memory formation for the new location compared to their littermate controls.
Given the reduction in daytime sleep in Fabp7 and dFabp flies, and the growing appreciation for the importance of sleep in memory formation, we tested the effect of altering post-training Fabp protein levels on long-term memory formation.
Some brain events occur in fractions of milliseconds while others, like long-term memory formation, can take days or weeks.
We need "to shift Wall Street from high-frequency trading and hedge fund insider trading back to long-term capital formation," Sachs writes.
A transcription factor dependent on electrical activity regulates genes involved in long-term memory formation.
