Sentence examples for memory and sustained from inspiring English sources
Zhang L, Plotkin RC, Wang G, Sandel ME, Lee S. Cholinergic augmentation with donepezil enhances recovery in short-term memory and sustained attention after traumatic brain injury.
Taking advantage of the ASL noise properties, we were able to study tonic CBF changes during uninterrupted 6-min continuous performance of working memory and sustained attention tasks.
Amazon says these new instances will work best for developer environments, low-traffic website hosting and running micro services — basically anything that doesn't need a lot of memory and sustained high levels of CPU power.
Studies have shown that MF59 helps elicit strong immune memory and sustained serological responses when used with seasonal and pre-pandemic influenza vaccines [9].
Interestingly, in the latter study those children with primary snoring, but not those with OSAS, scored significantly lower on reading and verbal-based academic achievement, short term attention, working memory and sustained attention compared to non-snoring control children.
However, there is relatively little evidence of effects on visual spatial abilities, episodic memory, and sustained attention.
Transient hyperglycemia may mediate persistent gene-activating events underlying metabolic memory and sustain ED, despite the achievement of a good glycemic control [ 14].
By comparing these to the "inflating" CD8+ T cells from MCMV-infected animals, we show the CD8+ T cell gene profile is distinct from that seen in exhaustion and conventional memory and sustains a memory development program likely linked with low-level antigen persistence.
Each session consisted of tests of spatial neglect, spatial working memory, selective and sustained attention and motor performance.
Patients were assessed with a battery of standardized neglect tests, as well as with tests of working memory, selective and sustained attention and motor function.
Executive functions are defined as a set of neurocognitive skills that are necessary to plan, monitor and execute a sequence of goal-directed complex actions and include inhibition, working memory, planning, and sustained attention [ 5].
