Sentence examples for memory as suggested from inspiring English sources

Are age declines in prospective memory as large or larger than in retrospective memory as suggested by Craik [2], [3]or is prospective memory "an exciting exception to typically found age-related decrements in memory"?

These findings indicate that carrier proteins of memory traces are depleted on retrieval and replaced by newly synthesized proteins to restore memory, as suggested previously [ 42].

We further optimized the device memory accesses and data access patterns in the shared memory, as suggested in the CUDA programming guide [ 22].

In addition these results acknowledge a possible impairment in the dynamics that link attention with short memory as suggested by the anchoring-deficit hypothesis.

Hence, functional imaging studies that report hippocampal item-memory signals do not contradict the possibility that the hippocampus is critical for context memory, but not for item memory, as suggested by a number of previous studies [ 2, 15, 19].

This interpretation does not rule out the possibility that such an item-initiated pattern-completion process also provides some benefits for item memory, as suggested by the trend for a correlation between hippocampal volume and item-memory performance.

Notably, neither our study nor Brown et al.'s study observed enhanced prefrontal or parietal cortical activity due to tonal working memory processes, as suggested by several prior studies [32], [43], [44].

In this case stimulant medications may 'remediate' a deficient working memory system, as suggested in neuropsychological studies of vigilance [ 45, 46].

Ultimately, however, differentiated PCs largely resist these therapeutic approaches - and by continuing to produce autoantibodies, they appear to play an important immunopathogenic role by providing long-lived immune memory, as has been suggested by murine lupus models and data from SLE patients undergoing successful autologous stem cell transplantation (ASCT) [ 5].

There are precious few happy moments in his memories, certainly: as suggested by titles like "I Don't Know How to Reach You", "I Can't Give Her What She Wants" and "What I'm Trying to Tell You", the protagonist is racked with regret over the way his expressive limitations have chipped away at his chances of happiness and fulfilment.

At the same time, our results also show that a purely functional, i.e., imaging based, dissociation of item- and context-memory processes, as suggested by a number of previous studies [ 1, 14], may be an oversimplification.