Sentence examples similar to one's memory weakens from inspiring English sources
Mark Barad, a psychiatrist at the University of California, Los Angeles, is unimpressed by propranolol's memory-weakening effect in Miller's human study.
Living memory weakens and the lessons of Watergate shimmer more faintly.
Fighting against one's Fate can weaken the blood.
By the mid-to-late 1970s, Kirilenko's health was beginning to decline, and his memory weakened.
Sadly, as the synaptic connections of his memory weakened, mine only grew stronger.
As in other reconsolidation studies, this memory weakening effect only happened when the rats recalled the memory--by seeing the light--just after the injection.
Forgetting clearly aids orientation in time; since old memories weaken and new ones tend to be vivid, clues are provided for inferring duration.
The activity triggered a signaling pathway that prevented the amyloid beta protein from weakening the communication between nerve cells in the brain's "memory center," the hippocampus.
One striking memory of making that programme was how the ITV high-ups almost pleaded with me to get a BBC heavyweight in the debate, rightly pointing out that the weakening of the public service obligations in ITV would have knock-on effects for the corporation.
One was mind and one was memory.
