Sentence examples for memory relative to from inspiring English sources

With homes now at their most affordable in living memory, relative to median income, "we've finally found a level where people want to do deals," says Pam Liebman, chief executive of Corcoran, an estate agency.

Those who exercised 4 h after encoding exhibited enhanced memory relative to non-exercisers, whereas those who exercised immediately afterwards did not.

In contrast, males receiving DOX + CYP injections did not exhibit alterations in spatial memory relative to baseline or males receiving vehicle.

Similarly, the meta-analysis reported no impairment observed in visual learning and memory relative to HCs, and response inhibition was only observed in symptomatic patients (Lee et al. 2014).

Wells first proposed this idea, stating that "the term relative judgment refers to the fact that the witness seems to be choosing the lineup member who most resembles the witnesses' memory relative to other lineup members" (Wells 1984, p. 92).

Furthermore, given previous findings showing that 'primacy' memory is enhanced by physiological arousal, we predicted that reduced arousal produced by alcohol would have the opposite effect and impair primacy memory relative to the middle or 'recency' sections of the narrative.

PTSD symptoms include intrusive memories relative to the stressful event, dissociative reactions, negative changes in perception of self and others, avoidance to cognitive or behavioral stimuli that may refer to the event, increased arousal and anxiety, sleeping problems, and increased startle response (American Psychiatric Association 2013).

Although depressed participants reported fewer positive memories relative to the non-depressed group, both depressed and non-depressed participants were more likely to recall negative than positive memories.

These results are consistent with earlier studies that found greater VLPFC activity during working memory maintenance in subjects who performed more slowly and less accurately (Rypma et al. 2002) and in low memory span relative to high memory span participants during a simple reading task (Osaka et al. 2004).

Activity in several regions, mainly those found to be deactivated during memory load relative to no memory load (0-back/rest) conditions (Supplement 1), was associated negatively with CBT responsiveness during 1-back and 2-back (> 0-back) conditions.

We found elevated levels of total FOXO3a protein in p47phox−/− CD8+ memory lymphocytes relative to similarly treated WT memory lymphocytes.