Sentence examples for memory experiments in from inspiring English sources

We thank Guifeng Chen, Wenjun Jin and Hui Kang for providing the hippocampal data collected from episodic memory experiments in mice.

We call this an 'adaptive' memory experiment because it roughly simulates a temporal shift in the environment requiring adaptation or acclimation, and to differentiate it from the more classical memory experiments in physics, engineering and cell biology designed to identify hysteretic loops [45] [47].

Cognitive memory experiments in mice often require the measurement of responses to visual cues.

outlined and performed the overall experimental design of tumor and memory experiments, in vitro experiments, ChIP analysis, and qRT-PCR, prepared figures, and wrote the initial paper draft; V.K. performed flow cytometry, tumor, and adoptive transfer experiments.

However, when studying mutations that may affect both the visual system and cognitive memory (such as MHC class I or CD3), we propose that mice of equivalent SLAG performance can be included in memory experiments, for increased accuracy in attributing the outcome of such testing to differences in memory itself.

Memory experiments demonstrated persistent activity in several structures in the lower mammal, primate, and human brains including the hippocampus [1], [2], prefrontal [3], visual [4] and oculomotor cortex [5], basal ganglia [6], etc. Persistent dynamics is believed to emerge as attractor dynamics (see also [7] [13]).

In two recognition memory experiments, we used magnetoencephalography (MEG) in humans to test the hypothesis that early novelty responses can be accelerated by reward.

To verify the numerical method, finite element simulations are performed to predict the shape memory experiments with different strains in free and constrained recovery modes.

For memory experiments, mice were immunized in only one hind footpad for the primary immunization and 60 days later a secondary immunization was done in the opposite hind footpad.

It is probably worth noting that in this experiment we used two objects instead of three unlike in the memory experiments involving both sample and choice phases to facilitate measurement of changes in BDNF specifically related to the separation between locations, avoiding potential confounds related to a third location.

Or would you brush up on your insect small talk, practice advanced mental origami, or turn yourself into a guinea pig in radical memory experiments?