Sentence examples for memory mediated from inspiring English sources

It also should be noted that dopamine was thought functionally crucial for attention and working memory mediated by above brain regions [15] [18], both of which were implied in the process of memory retrieval under partial cue conditions [19].

For example, there is a well-characterized dopaminergic influence on the representational capacity of working memory mediated via an effect on delay-period activity in dorsolateral PFC (Sawaguchi and Goldman-Rakic 1991; Floresco and Phillips 2001; Fuster 2001).

Long-term (mediated by central-memory T cells) and short-term immune memory (mediated by effector-memory T cells) is most likely needed to provide effective and long-lasting protection from intracellular infections [16].

Short-term starvation memory mediated by serotonin would enhance suppression of roaming when reentering food.

In the conditioned preference place task, measuring the emotional memory mediated by the amygdala, animals under both treatments exhibit comparable performances compared to CTL.

We used three different tasks: (i) the continuous spontaneous alternation (CSA) task which involves working memory managed by striato-prefrontal circuits, (ii) the circular platform (CP) task which requires hippocampal system-dependent spatial memory and (iii) the conditioned place preference (CPP) task which assesses emotional memory mediated by the amygdala.

We suggest that these recent studies are paving the way not only to understand memory mechanisms in unprecedented detail but also to engineer the memory-mediated state of mind and behaviors.

Thus, the impact of early n−3 LC-PUFA supplementation may change over time, which suggests the possibility of a (possibly epigenetically mediated) memory effect.

"Most of our sources are written after the fact, mediated by memory — sometimes false memory," Ms. Taylor said.

Cell-mediated memory immune responses to viral antigens are important for protection against viruses causing persistent or acute infections.

Whatever just-finished-Westworld unease one might feel about the possibility of technology-mediated memory, it's hard to argue against the development of such technologies for the treatment of deleterious diseases.