Sentence examples for measure of memory from inspiring English sources

It is not performance art but the real thing, and it brings at least a measure of memory, tenderness and meaning to all that howling space.

This measure of memory is used in the vast majority of basic laboratory research on memory and places an emphasis on the amount of correct information reported about an event (Koriat & Goldsmith, 1994).

Step-down latency was used as a measure of memory retention.

No correlation analysis was performed for this condition since it was not possible to compute a measure of memory performance for only the detour or the routine part of the route.

Percent time spent freezing during the first 2 minutes prior to footshock were compared with the first 2 minutes during the retention phase as a measure of memory consolidation of contextual fear.

Further, the degree to which a delay between guesses helps improve the average estimate allows for a measure of memory decay, or a "forgetting curve," in that guesses become more independent, or variant, as they are separated further in time.

One nationwide study that followed nearly 20,000 women over a decade found that breathing in levels of polluted air like those commonly found in most parts of the country greatly accelerates declines in measures of memory and attention span.

In a study lasting three years, Jane Durga, of Wageningen University in the Netherlands, and her colleagues found that people taking such supplements did better on measures of memory, information-processing speed and verbal fluency.

Pre-test measures of memory for, and self-reported understanding of, nuclear safety information were collected.

Overall, findings indicate the LMT is a viable contender among measures of memory malingering.

Statistically significant improvements after treatment were obtained on 49% of subjective measures of memory, quality of life, or mood.