Sentence examples for preserved memory from inspiring English sources

The influential 'reserve' notion holds that individual differences in brain characteristics or in the manner people process tasks allow some individuals to cope better than others with brain pathology and hence show preserved memory performance.

6. Tomaino, C.M. (1998) Music on their minds: A qualitative study of the effects of using familiar music to stimulate preserved memory function in persons with dementia.

This incubation schedule preserved memory enhancement (Fig. 5A), suggesting that the effects of Fabp7 on LTM require sustained periods of overexpression.

Although early memory impairment was more frequently recorded in the history of CBSN cases (Table S1), full neuropsychological assessment revealed similar features in both subgroups, including preserved memory functions, consistent with the pattern shown in definite CBD (Table S2) [52].

In support of this hypothesis, the learning and memory pattern observed in Dyrk1A+/− mice is similar to hippocampally-lesioned animals that also learn at a slower rate than sham-lesioned animals [41], [42], but show partially preserved memory.

These preserved memory abilities do not require consciousness of encoding and retrieval and are supported by extra-hippocampal brain regions.

His work preserved memories for three generations.

Preserving food is preserving memory".

It underscores that the "Odyssey" is, at its core, about preserving memory.

"Preserving" memory — often through misremembering — can be as dangerous as it can be pious.

He volunteered for the Green-Wood project, he said, because he recognized the importance of preserving memory.