Sentence examples for memory persist from inspiring English sources
"The growth and maintenance of new synaptic terminals makes memory persist," Kandel wrote in his book "In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind" (2006).
The fact that the same deficits in learning and memory persist one month following maintenance in a static LD cycle, argues against this possibility.
But how then can the synaptic strength (the elemental basis of memory) persist for decades, in spite of the molecular turnover that tends to erase, in a matter of days or weeks, the molecular records stored in protein structures?
If it happened six hours later, the initial fear memory persisted.
For Claparède's patient, some sort of memory of the pain, an implicit and emotional memory, persisted.
For about two hours the fear memory persisted: the rats heard the tone, and they froze in fear.
This is the cityscape that is lodged deep in French cultural memory, persisting in paintings, books and films as the emblem of the city.
It's as if every charged moment of his military service were still etched in his memory, persisting as only the most disturbing sensations can.
But throughout the day, the memory persisted of Sabas, whose long gray beard and pointy straw hat gave him the appearance of some exotic sage.
Cross-sectional racial differences in EF and memory persisted after controlling for vascular disease, but disappeared when controlling for Shipley Vocabulary.Quality of education appears to be more important than cerebrovascular risk factors in explaining cross-sectional differences in memory and EF performance between White and AA older adults.
