However the qualities of these pre-operative memories were severely compromised in that he didn't have any episodic autobiographical memories; he couldn't remember anything that happened at a specific time or place as a unique episode.
A significant U T difference is the operative definition of "memory retention"; while a non significant U T difference is an operative definition of "memory impairment" resulting from a treatment or experimental factor.
While using the isolated forearm technique, we wished to determine whether patients who did not respond to commands during general anaesthesia with a total intravenous technique (propofol and alfentanil with atracurium) had any evidence of post-operative explicit or implicit memory.
While complex, the technical paradigms of the dreaming brain: digital on off neuron connections, memory storage, visual operative processing, interactive messaging systems, and emotional triggering/buffering systems can be artificially constructed.
I pick up my postcards and souvenirs -- carefully -- as I go along, as suggestive agents and operatives of what I call "colorized" memory.
MGM oversaw production on the film, which is getting distribution from Warner Bros. Elsewhere at theaters, Lionsgate will unveil its new action-suspense movie "Criminal," starring Kevin Costner as a CIA agent whose mind is implanted with the memories of a dead operative.
Poland's relationship with its two large neighbours, Russia and Germany, is more relaxed and co-operative than at any time in recent memory.
Regarding the clinical daily life, the fast recovery after a Xenon anaesthesia reflects a good and normal response of the patient and a good restoration of memory equivalent to the pre-operative level already three hours after extubation.
When the phone's memory was full, the paper's operatives deleted some messages to make room for new ones.
Changes in children's memory from pre- to post-operative assessment were examined and individual differences in outcome were evaluated.
