Sentence examples for preserved recognition from inspiring English sources

The patient with semantic dementia showed relatively preserved recognition of musical compositions and musical symbols despite severely impaired recognition of musical emotions and musical instruments from sound.

For instance, it was proposed that patients with schizophrenia show a major deficit in the recognition of negative emotions, but a preserved recognition of positive emotions (3).

In order to identify the neural substrates supporting the preserved recognition of static topographical memoranda, O.I. was scanned using positron emission tomography (PET) during the encoding and recognition of building and landscape stimuli.

The next task is to determine why such patients might show relatively preserved recognition memory.

Le Carré knows the ways in which such people preserve recognition and intimacy — the shorthand that is just as pervasive in casual social meetings as it is in the S.I.S. headquarters, in London.

The prevailing consensus is therefore that recognition loci likely have more than one function (i.e. they are pleiotropic), and that the pleiotropic function introduces negative frequency-dependent selection that preserves recognition cue diversity [ 9, 15, 17, 23].

By contrast, subsequent analytical models and simulations suggested that a very restrictive combination of high population structure, low recombination and frequent mutation is required to preserve recognition cue diversity [ 17].

Monkeys deprived after birth of experience with faces also show remarkably preserved face recognition abilities, compared to other visual object recognition [61], suggesting the existence of an experience-independent ability for face processing.

Peripheral blood NK cells in GPA patients are mature NK cells with preserved immune recognition.

Consistent with the previously described impaired spatial change and preserved novelty recognition following Sap lesions [ 20, 42, 43, 47], all lesioned rats detected the presence of the novel object, just as sham-lesioned rats did.

McBroom et al. [ 35] and Lau et al. [ 2] reported that deletion of this segment preserved DNA recognition and binding, suppressed transactivation and operated in a dominant-negative manner.