Sentence examples for memory responsible from inspiring English sources

The electrochemotherapy-induced vaccination boosted with IL-12 immunogene therapy (Fig.  3, right) leads to the breaking of the tolerance to otherwise weekly immunogenic intrinsic tumor antigens that result in an antitumor immune response and memory responsible for regression of the treated tumor and untreated distant metastases.

So instead she found her way as a songwriter, becoming one of the more successful and ubiquitous pop engines in recent memory, responsible for hits by Celine Dion, Pink, Kelly Clarkson and Christina Aguilera.

As a result, Google has been reluctantly cast in the role of pan-European judge and jury of the internet's collective memory, responsible for deciding (behind closed doors) what constitutes the continent's public interest.

The problem state resource is the part of working memory responsible for storing intermediate representations in a task.

Memory is responsible for creating continuity, meaning, and coherence both for ourselves and for those around us.

As it turns out, the graphics card memory was responsible for the low score.

Interaction of human body with applied vertical whole body vibrations strongly depends on subject's characteristics: anatomy, positioning, muscle stiffness and other individual tissue mechanical properties; some authors also consider the possibility that vibratory stimulation impairs the "muscular memory" process responsible for predictive force [30].

Some researchers regard the hippocampus as part of a larger medial temporal lobe memory system responsible for general declarative memory (memories that can be explicitly verbalized these would include, for example, memory for facts in addition to episodic memory).

The CD45RBlow CD62Llow CD4 T cells used here to transfer immunity are frequently described as both "memory" cells responsible for long-lasting immunity and confusingly, "effector" cells – cytokine-producing terminally differentiated lymphocytes [31].

4, 8 The rationale behind EL is that explicit memory is responsible for recognizing and correcting the errors that are made during learning.

In the 1970s, within living memory, councils were responsible for setting the levels of both business and property rates based on current valuations and without any nationally imposed rate-cap.