Sentence examples for memory exerts from inspiring English sources

Due to the greater complexity of the Chinese writing system we expect that visual working memory rather than phonological working memory exerts a unique influence on learning Chinese characters.

For this purpose, the effects on memory exerted by post-training administration of the NO synthase (NOS) inhibitor Nω-nitro-l-argininemethylester (l-NAME) and the NO donor molsidomine were assessed by using the object recognition task.

For this purpose, the effects on memory exerted by pre-training administration of the NO synthase inhibitor L-NAME (Nω-nitro-l-arginine methyl ester) and the NO donor molsidomine (N-[ethoxycarbonyl]-3-[4-morpholinosydnomine]) were assessed by using the object recognition task, a working memory paradigm based on the differential exploration of a new and familiar object.

The present study was designed to investigate in the rat: (a) the effects on recognition memory exerted by low doses of the NOS inhibitor L-NAME and (b) the ability of this compound in modulating different mnemonic processes (acquisition, storage and retrieval).

And, as "Beat Avenue" well demonstrates, the past refuses to dissolve safely into memory but exerts a pull that one can never fully escape.

Memory, however, exerted a pull.

If you played Counter-Strike a lot five years ago, the muscle memory will exert itself within minutes.

Attentional processes usually serve as a "general gatekeeper" for manipulating information within working memory by exerting top-down control over which information is the most relevant and may occupy the limited space [19]; thus, mental impasse may be caused by an "attentional overload".

The molecular mechanisms responsible for the transcriptional memory effect exerted at Abf1-regulated genes are unknown.

Does the load of a working-memory task exert an influence on the activation of the DMN in the subsequent resting phase?

STT-MRAM is a magnetic memory technology that exerts the base platform established by an existing memory called MRAM to enable a scalable nonvolatile memory solution for advanced process nodes [92, 93].