Sentence examples for memory artefacts from inspiring English sources

The authors have good reason to criticize previous trials, which are often retrospective and can be contaminated with memory artefacts.

This may have introduced additional random error or recall bias, if parental memory artefacts were affected by bully/victim status.

All participants took part in two fMRI sessions at intervals of at least one week to reduce memory artefacts occurring due to the repeated presentation of the stimuli.

We would love to bring together all those memories and artefacts, so, if you can find and dust down your posters, match programmes, ticket stubs and magazines, send us your photos through GuardianWitness and we will publish a selection of contributions on the Guardian.

The museum wants to add the station to its collection and is urging members of the public to disclose any memories or artefacts.

An oral histories project will gather memories and artefacts about the old maternity and convalescence hospital which could form the basis of an exhibition in partnership with local museums.

Although a few items, including his posthumous medals, had been added shortly after Pte Ambrose died, no-one had really looked at the contents until the Herts at War group began asking for memories and artefacts for their Great War Commemoration exhibition.

Because the data are collected online as the pointing movement is being performed, this also reduces the potential for memory-related artefacts that can arise from post-hoc judgments or two-interval forced choice tasks.

"We are at the very early stages but we're open to ideas and would love to hear from those who have specific memories, photos or artefacts relating to that station.

They consider how the past informs the present and the future in terms of design; the importance of time-based design practices such as rapid prototyping and slow design, time in relation to memory and forgetting, and artefacts such as the archive for which time is key, and ponder the design of time itself.

Some researchers claim that they are simply an artefact of memory, since the intense emotions lead us to lay down more details, so that we believe that the event lasted for longer only in hindsight.