Sentence examples for memory in contrast from inspiring English sources

The practice described by Cicero is directed at training the memory in contrast to Sextius' questions, which call for moral self-examination.

Both semantic and episodic memories, whether linguistically expressed or not, usually aim at truth, and are together sometimes called 'declarative memory', in contrast to nondeclarative forms of memory, which don't seem to represent the world or the past in the same sense.

Hippocampus is clearly involved for spatial memory; in contrast, visual/object recognition requires intact perirhinal area, but hippocampus seems less crucial [35].

Together, our results suggest that CaMKI deficiency does not cause abnormal behavior related to neuropsychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia, and also suggest that CaMKIV is dispensable for fear memory in contrast to the generally believed role of CaMKIV in learning and memory.

A striking feature in a number of reports is the disproportionate loss of episodic memory in contrast to a relative sparing of recognition memory.

In a study using computerized CogPack [ 82] the high-risk group displayed considerable gains in improving of cognitive skills, specifically in verbal memory in contrast to the patients with full psychosis.

Emotional memories, in contrast, are associated with bilateral activation and engage additional areas such as the amygdala and insula (Cabeza & St. Jacques, 2007; Svoboda et al., 2006).

We examined differences in the rate of learning and intertrial performance on an item memory test in contrast with an associative memory test between people with aMCI and healthy controls and the ability of these tests to distinguish between aMCI and normal aging.

Meanwhile, the percent alternation was indistinguishable between BACE1+/− and wild-type mice at 6 or 15 18 months of age, demonstrating that BACE1+/− mice were normal in spatial working memory function in contrast to BACE1−/− mice that exhibited poor spontaneous alternation performance in the Y-maze in our previous studies [7], [9].

The relationship between conscientiousness and awareness of deficits is uncertain, with a recent study [ 18] reporting that higher levels of conscientiousness were related to greater awareness of memory difficulties, in contrast to an earlier report [ 16].

Since, self-related or self-directed contents concerning a self-reference effect (SRE), i.e. the fact that stimuli that are related to one's own self (e.g. a scalpel for a surgeon) show a superiority of memory recall in contrast to those that are not directed to the self [ 13], may not be confounded with the scope of self-specificity (the I as "representing self" not in its "self-representation").