Sentence examples for memory are recalled from inspiring English sources

When England's greatest moments in recent memory are recalled, Owen plays a central role.

But does this really mean that when an old memory is recalled, the brain must dismantle the synaptic structure underlying the memory and then form it again?

Scientists at New York University found peoples' memories were susceptible to being rewritten between three minutes and six hours of a memory being recalled.

Days, weeks or even years later, when just a few of the cells in the strengthened circuit are activated, the entire memory is recalled.

Then, when a few of the cells are stimulated during waking hours, the links are activated and an entire memory is recalled.

"There is a stubborn part of the memory that hangs on to the urge, to a little piece of it," and the pain is refreshed every time the memory is recalled, Dr. McCullough said.

In people with PTSD, the elevated levels of CDK5 may interfere with and prevent fear-extinction and delay the ability to control emotional states and reactions when a traumatic memory is recalled.

But if the theory is correct, and if researchers can figure out just what happens to brain cells and the connections between them when a memory is recalled, it could help answer one of the biggest questions in neuroscience: how memories are physically saved and updated in the brain.

This controversial idea holds that each time a memory is recalled it becomes briefly vulnerable--and can be weakened by compounds that target certain genes or molecules in the brain.

Every time a memory is recalled, the same neural pathway gets initiated with the accompanying emotional tone.

Animal research suggests that when a memory is recalled it becomes vulnerable to tampering because it must be re-encoded into memory or it can be lost.