Sentence examples for memory seen in from inspiring English sources
Differences observed during aging may play a role in the accelerated deterioration of learning and memory seen in Ts65Dn mice.
These results indicate that resveratrol significantly attenuates the deficits in emotional learning and spatial memory seen in chronically stressed rats.
One bit is a significant amount but much less than the nearly 2 bits of memory seen in the most retentive short-term response.
Rats in the remaining groups did not increase the time to first entrance beyond one minute, confirming a severe impairment of long-term memory seen in the earlier, massed protocol of active place avoidance (Figure 2C).
This is reminiscent of the 'epigenetic memory' seen in the experimental reprogramming of somatic cells.
Anxiety impairs spatial memory (43 48), plausibly accounting for the reduced retention of the spatial memory seen in UCN3OE mice.
This comedy turns on Dottie's visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., and her memories, seen in flashbacks, of her season with the Peaches.
It is of interest that a similar phenotype to that of NRG1tg-type I mice that is, altered gamma oscillations, deficient spatial working memory, and intact reference memory—is seen in mice with conditional ablation in PV+ interneurons of GluA1 (Fuchs et al. 2007) or GluN1 (Korotkova et al. 2010) glutamate receptors.
Interestingly, our interpretation that internally generated activities obstruct the formation of new memories is consistent with two typical memory symptoms seen in AD patients: the inability to form new memories (Carlesimo and Oscar-Berman, 1992; Salmon and Bondi, 2009) and the intrusion of old memories (Butters et al., 1987; De Anna et al., 2008).
Thus, any impairment in spatial memory seen with the 2 day WM will reflect a cognitive deficit and not a lack of motivation or visual function.
Here, "short-term" plasticity (potentiation or depression) refers to the short-term modifiability and short-term memory commonly seen in nonassociative learning although long-term memory (> 24 hr) is also possible [ 12- 16].
