Sentence examples for memory damage from inspiring English sources

I know that I have irreparable memory damage.

People who use the drug Ecstasy appear to suffer long-term memory damage even after they give it up, a new study from the Netherlands concludes.

Further evidence of damage from seizures comes from a study of epileptic rats, which was published in May in the book "Do Seizures Damage the Brain?" That study showed memory damage with repeated seizures.

But the brain has to store memories about music somewhere, and the music agnosia patients could have incurred memory damage that just happened to hit the music archive, Mr. McDermott, of M.I.T., said.

Although its cause and mechanism of progression are not well understood, various in vitro and in vivo experiments have proved that the decreased activity of the cholinergic neuron is responsible for the memory damage that is observed in these patients.

Although nicotinamide has been confirmed to decrease infarct volumes and neurological deficit findings in several animal stroke models, it is not clear whether its neuroprotective effects can prevent memory damage sequelae.

A brain tumor, removed in 2000, affected her right side; as a result, her speech is slurred and her memory damaged.

All that has occurred on board the Oronsay, all that was seen and experienced, is carried ashore by the passengers in memories, damaged psyches, degrees of loss, evanescent joy and reordered lives.

They identified a number of suspects, many of whom are highlighted in today's report including virulent fungal infections; memory-damaging pesticides applied in the field or used by beekeepers to control mite levels in hives; and poor diet from low-protein monoculture crops.

The present study was designed to examine the neuroprotective and hepatoprotective effects of PLo aigainst lipopolysaccharide (LPS -induced memory impairment and oxidative damage in rats.

Silibinin prevents memory impairment and oxidative damage induced by amyloid beta peptide [ 15].