Sentence examples for more robust memory from inspiring English sources

It should require a more robust memory mismatch correction algorithm to improve out-of-band cancellation, and in contrast, Markov MM-LINC waveforms seem to be less sensitive to RF chain imbalances, as the ACPR is better than in the standard LINC.

Emerging data suggests that systemic insults induce more robust memory impairments in aged rodents or those with pre-exisiting neurodegenerative disease and these effects are consistent with the mild effects of infection on cognitive processes in young or healthy adults and the more severe effects, such as delirium, in the elderly and demented population.

The fact that superior abilities to attend to detail (high AQAD) correlates negatively with talker voice compensation, on the other hand, suggests that, despite the superior perceptual functioning as hypothesized by the EPF model, the more robust memory trace of contextual variants of speech categories might actually hamper high AQ individuals' abilities to compensate for contextual variation.

(Alternatively, greater activity associated with II than IR trials in general could simply be the result of stronger or more robust memory for II than IR trials).

It is possible that the first-learned color was consolidated rapidly during the initial training trials, forming a more robust memory and influencing memory formation for the second color in the next phase of the reversal training.

Reasoning that these analyses would benefit from the induction of a more robust sugar memory, we first established optimal conditions for aversive memory formation with DEET-laced 1 M sucrose.

In sum, then, Reid argues that the both Lockean and Humean versions of RTM fail because (a) they presuppose a more robust variety of memory than they can allow for, (b) they fail to shed light on the nature of memory because of (a), (c) the accounts they do offer are satisfied by many things that aren't memory, and (d) finally, they lead to skepticism about the past.

This indicates that there is a broader and more robust array of memory CD8+ T cells specific for HIV-1 antigens circulating in persons on ART than has previously been appreciated, and supports use of DC-based immune therapies.

Spaced-training protocols result in more robust, longer-lasting memory compared with massed-training protocols, as evidenced by multiple learning paradigms across species, including Caenorhabditis elegans, Aplysia, Drosophila, mice, and rats (see Amano and Maruyama 2011; Beck et al. 2000; Carew et al. 1972; Kogan et al. 1997; Mandel et al. 1989; Tully et al. 1994).

An expansion in the central memory population is not likely because CCR7+ expression (a more robust marker of central memory cells) remained low in the day 8 CD4+CD45RO+ Tck cells (Table 1).

An important next step is to characterize how sleep renders memories more robust, particularly when confronted with interference.