A 2-way repeated-measures ANOVA, which included 2 factors of reward/punishment (Reward, Control, and Punishment) and memory performance (IWS and IO), demonstrated significant main effects of reward/punishment (F2,48 = 6.23, P < 0.01) and memory performance (F1,24 = 63.44, P < 0.01), and a significant interaction between the 2 factors (F2,48 = 6.93, P < 0.01).
FeFET devices demonstrated good memory performance and were expected to be used in both low power integrated circuit and flexible electronics.
In a cross-sectional study comparing cognitive performance in relation to self-reported participation in Tai Chi versus cardiovascular exercises, older adults completing both types of exercise demonstrated better memory performance than those who practiced one or the other or no exercise.
We also demonstrated that good memory performance is sustained by activation within the pathological MTL, explaining why patients with better preoperative memory functioning are most at risk of postoperative memory impairment.
In addition, we demonstrate that the memory performance of ReRAM on a flexible substrate has excellent electrical and mechanical reliabilities due to the high ductility of amorphous Lu2O3 thin film and the merit of the low-temperature process.
However, the presence of many elderly individuals with intact memory performance, even at quite old ages, demonstrates the existence of differential cognitive aging trajectories.
As demonstrated previously, visual working memory performance rises gradually to asymptote under the influence of long backward masks (Gegenfurtner & Sperling, 1993; Vogel et al., 2006).
We describe SA-IS in section 'Suffix array construction', then discuss and demonstrate the time and memory performance of SA-IS with some simple experiments in section 'Computational Complexity'.
However, treatment with rivastigmine demonstrated trends to negatively affect memory performance in control rats tested for object recognition, as compared with sham-vehicle treated rats (P = 0.16; Fig. 9B).
This result is partially consistent with previous studies reporting that patients with neurodegenerative disease demonstrated a decline in gist memory performance, similar to what has been found among patients with MCI 15 and AD.
