Sentence examples for memory recalled from inspiring English sources

The reconsolidation hypothesis proposes that a previously consolidated memory recalled by a reminder enters an unstable state (memory labilization) during which it is transiently sensitive to disruption.

"She came out with a new hip and no long-term memory," recalled Ms. Reynolds, who went on to create a company called Echo Memoirs.

In 1980 the aloofness between Merrill Ashley and Ib Andersen in the ballet suggested that the man who came and went was a romantic memory recalled by the woman.

This effect of tPA-STOP cannot be attributed to a general amnesic of the tPA inhibitor because all rats were administered tPA-STOP, but its effects on CFM were limited to the memory recalled during extinction.

Declines in recollective memory – recalling a word or event exactly – were a feature of normal aging.

A Channel Four spokesperson rejected the claim that the programme tests memory recall rather than intelligence.

Optogenetic stimulation of these engram cells activates memory recall whereas silencing them impairs memory23,24.

In this seeming impassivity, Memory recalls the work of Höfer's mentors, Bernd and Hilla Becher.

How memory recalls every little spot, and how vividly every little scene flashes before my mind.

She can also, in an alternate memory, recall shooting the entirety of this town dead.

For learned responses such as memory recall it may not hold true.