Sentence examples for memory conditions from inspiring English sources
The latter allows the maintenance of continuous digitization under limited memory conditions.
In older adults, activity in these regions was equivalent for item and relational memory conditions, suggesting a reduction in ventrolateral pFC and hippocampal specificity with normal aging.
Additionally, these physically active elderly adults displayed greater MSE values at larger time scales at the Fz electrode in both attention and memory conditions.
We observed that physically active elderly adults had better accuracy on both visuo-spatial attention and working memory conditions relative to their sedentary counterparts.
This deficit could not be explained by impairments in basic attention, detection, inhibition or multiple instruction processing, and there was also no deficit in event-based prospective memory conditions.
We previously reported that compared with a non-deprivation state, overnight abstinence from cigarette smoking was associated with higher brain activity in the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (L-DLPFC) during a low demanding working memory challenge, and little increase beyond this activity level during more taxing working memory conditions.
We used covert experimental assignment to memory condition, asking subjects (N = 314; 56% female) to recall memories that were primarily positive, neutral, or negative.
The subjects had the task either to read the sentences for an interspersed memory test (memory condition, pseudeword sentences only) or to make a syntactic judgment after each real-word/pseudo-word sentence.
First, regarding the episodic memory condition, bilateral activations of the middle and superior frontal gyri and precuneus (more prominent on the right side) were observed.
The verbal semantic memory condition activated the middle temporal region in the left hemisphere and the cerebellum in the right hemisphere.
Results showed the expected effect on mood (p < .002), with reported mood worst in the negative memory condition, better in the neutral condition, and best in the positive condition.
