Sentence examples for memory disruption from inspiring English sources

The amount of current used today is lower and the pulse of electricity much shorter — about two seconds — reducing the risk of post-treatment confusion and memory disruption.

Neither woman has experienced the most common side effect of ECT: memory disruption, though Mrs. Dukakis recalls nothing of a five-day trip to Paris she took after her treatment.

Parents should worry less about cyberbullying and more about sleep and memory disruption when children use technology at night, an expert warns.

"There are greater densities of cannabinoid receptors in areas responsible for memory recall, potentially rendering regular cannabis users particularly vulnerable to episodic memory disruption," their new study offers as a potential hypothesis.

The rate of relearning the task after the memory disruption by ZIP was indistinguishable from the rate of initial learning, suggesting no significant savings after the memory loss.

Animals injected with ZIP anteriorly into the hand/wrist motor area exhibited a smaller memory disruption with a 23±10% decrease in performance (two tailed t-test, p<0.05, N = 6); saline controls showed no change (two tailed t-test, p = 0.78, N = 6).

For instance, working and reference memory disruptions may respectively alter the storage of the test and anchor durations, so that bisection responses will be given according to two different subjective time scales, consequently affecting bisection point.

The present results, that are consistent with those of previous timing studies in AD, are interpreted within the SET framework as not selectively dependent on working or reference memory disruptions but as possibly due to distortions in different components of the internal clock model.

Second, the NMDA receptor appears to also be required for remote memory, since disruption of the NR1 subunit six months following training disrupts contextual memories[8].

Pathophysiological pathways suggested for increasing the risk for PTSD include enhanced fear conditioning [ 25], behavioral avoidance coping [ 26], memory processing disruption [ 27- 30], and over-consolidation of traumatic memories [ 31, 32].

Comparable turnover among senior managers can affect WISN implementation because of the loss of institutional memory and the disruption to functioning teams [ 36].