Sentence examples for memory skills of from inspiring English sources

They found that the mixture boosted the learning and memory skills of the dogs relative to similarly aged dogs that hadn't taken the supplements.

The benefit is roughly equivalent to having the learning and memory skills of someone three years younger".

A study compared the learning and memory skills of 67 subjects with 50% reduction in the diameter of the carotid artery to 60 subjects with normal blood flow through the carotid vessel.

And I was thinking of Reagan anyway earlier this week, after the national media proved once again that it has the intelligence (and memory skills) of your average houseplant, in the media's reaction to President Barack Obama's second prime-time press conference.

For example, utilising positron-emission tomography, asymmetrical organisation of visual and verbal working memory skills, a component of EF, was shown among a cohort of female adults aged 18 30 years.

The CogniFit Personal Coach Program, which consists of 24 sessions of direct training of working memory skills, was used.

They are just products of a culture that does not enforce the development of memory skills.

We conclude the paper by suggesting three ways to support interruption tolerance by the means of task and interface design: (1) actively facilitating the development of memory skills, (2) matching encoding speed to task processing demands, and (3) supporting encoding-retrieval symmetry.

Instead, development of memory skills is becoming an exotic niche pursuit, as Joshua Foer explored in "Moonwalking with Einstein," his book about training for the U.S.A. Memory Championships.

Though the difference in performance was marginal, it had a striking effect on the children's readiness for school, with some children being more than two years behind others in verbal and memory skills by the age of five.

She has found, for instance, that the "parental nurturance" that middle-class parents, on average, are more likely to provide stimulates the brain's medial temporal lobe, which in turn aids the development of memory skills.