Sentence examples for memory and sensory from inspiring English sources

Ginseng's effects include improved mental performance, learning, and memory and sensory awareness.

For Lyn Hejinian, constant change is the very ground of our experience, being the basis on which memory and sensory perception are built.

Ms. Lee, who was injured in 1998 on the Morris and Essex Line, has permanent memory and sensory loss and will never work again as a neurology nurse, her lawyers said.

Older adults are stereotypically seen as unfit for learning activities due to declining intelligence, memory, and sensory abilities (Chang & Lin, 2011).

Also, 4 out of 6 remarks on "need for a benchmark" were related to psychological symptoms, including sleep, mood and memory, and sensory aspects, and patients might have felt more difficulty choosing options for these compared to other types of symptoms.

The expression of PTPH1 in these specific regions suggests a potential role in the processing/integration of memory and sensory information to the SHi and likely the cortex.

I show what all of these people and objects are like through the use of description, memories, and sensory details.

It has been suggested that since the insular cortex provides connections between the limbic memory regions and sensory systems, altered insula function may result in unbalanced sensory-memory integration, such as sensory hallucinations [ 94].

They also tested the neurodevelopment of the children at age 24 months using the Mental Development Index (MDI), which evaluates memory, language, and sensory abilities.

Telecare is primarily a passive system to monitor behaviour (via sensors around the home), facilitate independent living (via aids for memory, safety and sensory impairment) and raise alarms either automatically (via sensors) or manually (via a personal alarm or pull cord) in the event of an emergency.

In the present study, we found that genetic deletion of neurabin reduced contextual fear memory, but not auditory fear memory and acute sensory sensitivity.