Sentence examples for memory suggesting from inspiring English sources

His debate adversaries tried to jog his memory, suggesting the Environmental Protection Agency, which Perry said needed to be rebuilt, not scrapped.

Similar to tRNS studies on healthy adults9, 13, 15, we did not find transfer effects on working memory, suggesting the absence of transfer beyond trained domain44.

Our findings support a neurobiologically plausible model of human memory, suggesting that memory retrieval is a hierarchical, multi-layered process that prioritises semantically meaningful information over perceptual details.

With increasing list length, no additional regions became involved in retrieving information from long-term memory, suggesting that not necessarily different, but highly adaptive retrieval processes are involved.

That may be my memory suggesting they were more numerous than in reality, simply because they looked so striking, your average psychobilly having contrived to attain a look that was simultaneously utterly ridiculous and disquietingly hard and menacing.

Similarly, only ripple-triggered replay of activity from the late but not the early cluster during nREM sleep supported later memory, suggesting similar benefits of deep representations during ripple-triggered replay.

Studies of autobiographical memory suggest techniques to achieve this goal.

On the verbal task, the relative sparing of recognition memory suggested retrieval processes, in addition to encoding processes, were disrupted.

Sex differences in learning and memory suggest differences between men and women in mechanisms of neural plasticity.

Marilyn Horne's sustained soft singing - an idiosyncratic sound and one I'm accustomed to hearing at Carnegie - seemed not so easily projected as memory suggests.

As my 1L memory suggests, he took time off to be a visiting lecturer at HLS, and was soon afterward awarded tenure.