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Number of genes and percentages per memory group are reported.

The numbers of maize genes and their percentages per memory group are reported in Table  2.

This data layout, which is exemplified in Table 2, results in a schism between the memory group address and the index of the AABB being retrieved; the index can be computed using a m+j where a is the address and j is the memory group being accessed.

Correlations with the other trial types as well as all correlations in the memory group were non-significant at p<.05, one-sided.

Results The quality of life of the patients in the memory clinic group was 0.5 (95% confidence interval −0.7 to 1.6) points higher than in the general practitioner group.

Out of the 175 patient-caregiver pairs, 153 pairs (75 in the general practitioner group and 78 in the memory clinic group) were evaluated for the primary effectiveness outcomes (quality of life in Alzheimer's disease instrument and sense of competence questionnaire) at 12 months' follow-up.

Although associations between PET imaging measures of neuropathology and memory performance are evident in analyses combining impaired and unimpaired individuals, relationships with memory performance within a diagnostic group are more complex (Tables 1 and 2).

Other potential reasons for an absence of extinction memory recall in the DCS group are interactions of DCS with menstrual cycle or subjects' potential alcohol consumption (Trevisan et al. 2008) that might theoretically affect (impair) extinction memory consolidation more strongly than fear memory consolidation.

The Galadí family has left the work of their cause to a local "historical memory" group that is lobbying for all the victims of Franco's death squads to be disinterred.

For example, Morack et al. [ 24] observed a compromised memory group that was characterized by poor cognitive function (specifically memory) but average social and mood scores, although physical fitness was not measured in their study.

Large surveys are subject to respondents' notoriously bad memories, focus groups are too tiny to be nationally representative, and the Twitterverse is too liberal and young.