Sentence examples for more easily recalled from inspiring English sources

I more easily recalled how hopeless Patterson had looked in the 1959 fight, flopping about the ring at the Polo Grounds as the Swede floored him six times before the finish, and how he had seemed an entirely different fighter in the following year, when he flattened the Swede.

These over-learned behaviors tend to require less attentional control and fewer mental resources [39],[40], which facilitates enhanced performance and yields greater resistance to the negative effects of stress i.e., overlearned behaviors are less likely to be forgotten and more easily recalled under stress.

Errors might also arise through salience biases whereby material concerns might be more easily recalled than other important values, such as whether one has succeeded in having children; or through differences in positivity biases across income levels (perhaps wealthier people tend to be more "positive-responding" than poorer individuals).

Noteworthy events, such as animal birthing or slaughtering, may have been more easily recalled by patients.

One interesting finding from our study was that the lowest reliability was found for the item measuring VPA time per week (ICC = 0.57), whereas usually VPA is more easily recalled than MVPA in adults.

10 30 34 35 Compared to structured vigorous PAs such as sports and exercise, which can be more easily recalled, moderate intensity PA is often of low salience, incidental and may not easily be remembered by people.

It's at home, where the Red Bulls have dominated and Philly has never gotten a single point – but RBNY fans will more easily recall the 3-0 beatheg teamtook took in Chester rather than the 2-1 victory at home earlier in the season.

This makes sense from a survival perspective: given our limited attention, shouldn't our brains more easily recall threats and dangers than benign and ordinary events?

Representative patient comments included: "I have reviewed the Summary notes several times, and was glad to have the recording to more easily recall what was discussed".

They are all based on the Method of Loci, which sprang from the recognition that people are very good at remembering locations, and if you can associate abstract or unfamiliar ideas with a well-known location, you can more easily recall the things you want to.

However, this could also be due to a recall bias, as those interested in such information might more easily remember receiving it.