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Similarly, Campanella and Rovee-Collier (2005) found that 3-month-old infants retained and imitated modelled actions when retention was tested 3 months after acquisition, when the infants were now 6-months-old, provided the memory of the actions had been periodically reactivated in the intervening time period.
To make the system work, the adaptive sensing needs to be periodically reactivated so the cell can readjust itself to its ever-changing environment [21].
E-M interactions are also periodically reactivated throughout adult life as components of the developmental program reoccur during the onset of each cyclic regeneration of HF or antler.
The transfer of learning from puppet A to puppet B observed here occurred in spite of a 3-month delay between the sensory pre-conditioning phase, where the association between the puppet A and puppet B was learned, and the test phase (note, memory of the target actions was periodically reactivated with puppet A during this time).
These viruses have the ability to establish lifelong latency into the host and to periodically reactivate.
Historically, the subalpine Molasse has been the source of numerous slides of varying orders of magnitude and the surficial morphology is primarily dictated by previous rockslides, which periodically reactivate as secondary soil slips.
This virus persists latently in the peripheral nervous system, and periodically reactivates with production of active virus.
This virus persists latently in the peripheral nervous system and periodically reactivates with production of active virus.
The ability to establish lifelong latency within the host and to periodically reactivate to facilitate dissemination is central to the survival strategy of this virus.
Within sensory ganglia neurons, HSV-2 establishes a latent infection, from which the virus periodically reactivates and re-infects the initial site of infection.
Latent EBV can periodically reactivate to produce infectious particles that allow the virus to spread and can lead to the death of the infected cell.
