Since even healthy people become more forgetful as they age, there's no way to pinpoint the first memory to fall victim to it… Writer tells about staying with his father for five weeks while his mother was in the hospital… Senile dementia has been around for as long as people have had the means of recording it.
Along this line of reasoning, our results agree with concepts of sequence memory pinpointing that sequence structure is preserved during replay in the sleep state although it can occur at a faster rate than during waking [6], [23], [28], [29].
But while a definitive diagnosis can be made only at autopsy, the results of neuropsychological testing and the patient's progressive difficulty with communication despite a normal memory can pinpoint P.P.A. as the problem.
No single test can pinpoint the cause of memory loss.
In the short term, though, exercise may leave the brain overstimulated, he continues, making it less able to pinpoint and access new memories.
The Powazki cemetery, in particular, has succeeded in keeping the collective national memory intact — pinpointing the paradoxes of Polish society and illustrating the interplay of elites, in life and in death.
JIMMY FLEMING has pinpoint vision and short-term memory problems.
In the aftermath of the worst postseason collapse in team sports memory, you could pinpoint any number of plays or decisions made or not made as the defining momentum changer in the American League Championship Series, and who would have the power to prove you wrong?
But since the snails store their memories in a simple, three-neuron network, the team hopes that studying the meth effect in these gastropods will help pinpoint how the drug's memory magnification powers work.
Long-term responses to single or repeated challenges of the immune system might pinpoint novel aspects of immunological memory.
