Sentence examples for memory prompt and from inspiring English sources

The pedometer is proven to be a novel and highly useful motivator, a direct source of feedback and memory prompt and reminder to be physical active [ 35].

I find that stories act as brilliant memory prompts and help me recollect where I was and what I was doing at a given time.

A spaceship represents the HBsAg antigen, the commander of the alien forces represents HBcAg and enemy soldiers represent HBeAg where the differing letter stands for 'spaceship', 'commander' and 'enemy' respectively, providing a memory prompt within the name.

When he tries to warn Americans about bird flu, he has trouble with the word "avian" — "His forehead stitched each time he said it and his eyelids fluttered, as if he'd been instructed to think of birds as a memory prompt".

The dK1 focus question invites students to display their knowledge, adding a memory prompt from a prior lesson.

It can be helpful to brainstorm a list of the things that you think make you a good manager; this will serve as a memory prompt during the interview.

Although this gap between present duration and memory prompted his turn to Husserlian phenomenology, the problematic itself highlighted for him the pervasiveness and hiddenness of interpretive activity as one moves between interpretive frameworks — a principal theme of all his later work.

Another approach is to begin by writing complete sentences and then transferring your outline on to note cards on which you abbreviate those sentences using just the words and memory prompts you need.

The TLFB retrospectively recorded daily cannabis use for the 90-day period before baseline and other assessments, using a calendar and other memory prompts to stimulate recall.

We attempted to minimize recall bias by using a query method similar the timeline follow-back interview [ 22- 24], which included starting with recent events and working back and which included memory prompts to facilitate subjects' recall.

The TLFB registers daily cannabis use for the 90 days preceding the assessment, using a calendar and other memory prompts.