Sentence examples for memory cases from inspiring English sources

Pressure on Garzón has been so great that he recused himself from these so-called "historical memory" cases; in February he was hospitalized after his blood pressure spiked.

In the 1990s, thousands of repressed memory cases came to light, with affected patients taking legal action against family members, former neighbours, doctors, dentists and teachers.

The late 1980s and early 1990s had seen a string of bogus "recovered memory" cases alleging Satanic ritual abuse and subsequent of mass panic over claims which were shown to be baseless, created by those "recovering" the memories.

The flow could quicken if more states lift their statutes of limitations, making it easier for repressed memory cases to proceed and all the harder for the accused to disprove allegations.

Most interesting today is "post-communist nostalgia" as a special memory case.

The most high-profile repressed memory case involving clergy sexual abuse came in 1993, when a former seminarian accused Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago and another priest of sexually abusing him in the 1970s.

"If you have a total recovered memory case, a jury is going to have trouble with that," O'Neill says.

It's worth noting another kind of recovered memory case: Sometimes patients wake and realize that, uh, they weren't actually in a Satanic cult after all.

In the SAS algorithm, we use parameter values corresponding to SA-m (with memory) case #18 in [35]; we refer readers to that reference for details.

Like in the transient memory case, past growth medium is remembered better than past cell density, but unlike in the transient memory case, there is no perfectly clean dividing line separating out the long-term responses to the two growth media histories.

That is why Crews wrote about the recovered-memory cases, in which investigators seem to have fed children the memories they eventually "recovered".