Sentence examples for memory and higher from inspiring English sources

Motivation and memory and higher cognitive skills are intact in kids with A.D.H.D., but they are "secondarily delayed...because impulsive actions take precedence".

Subtle changes in circadian rhythms, such as when transitioning to daylight saving time or returning to school schedules after spring break, can interfere with attention, memory and higher cognitive functions.

As the WSN technology evolves toward more processing power, more memory, and higher transmission rates, the implementation of systems able to sense and transmit real-time information, such as audio and video, come closer to being feasible.

BDNF is active in the hippocampus, a region vital to learning, memory, and higher thinking [ 17].

Therefore, altered α-actinin dynamics and stabilization of the actin cytoskeleton in ICAM-5 −/− neurons may contribute to the improved memory and higher LTP in ICAM-5 −/− mice.

This section discusses the impact of glucocorticoids on some of the basic (e.g., learning, acquisition, and memory) and higher (e.g., decision-making) cognitive processes that may potentially underlie development of addictive behaviors.

Given that different projects have different CPU and memory requirements, the service also works with Amazon's higher-powered (and more expensive) high CPU, high memory and combines high CPU and high-memory instances.

By December he would suffer from increasing levels of "paranoia, delusions and looping, insomnia, memory, and high cortisol levels".

It comes with one gigabyte of built-in memory, an SD-MMC slot for additional memory and high-speed U.S.B. for transfer to PC's and PictBridge printers.

This, coupled with the fact that many smartphones are almost as powerful as PCs (with dual-core CPUs, gigabytes of memory and high-speed wireless interfaces) has made them an attractive proposition for hackers and cyber criminals.

In humans, ketamine-induced transient, and disorder associated chronic NMDAR hypofunction (i.e. in schizophrenia) has been associated with deficient performance in the domains of memory and higher-order emotional functioning, as well as altered neural activity in the underlying limbic-prefrontal circuits.