Sentence examples for prevalent memory from inspiring English sources

While his parents have been worried that his first memories will be of his treatments, his mother told the outlet that she hopes "Madzilla" will change that, and live on as a happy "prevalent" memory in his head.

Our data provide strong evidence that these CCR6+ Treg-cells exhibit a prevalent memory phenotype, and clearly they might be tumor antigen experienced.

Previous research suggests there are prevalent working memory deficits in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

The results are counter to most prevalent theoretical views of memory for trauma.

The prevalent model of working memory holds that this information may be stored in verbal coordinates within a "phonological loop", in spatial coordinates within a "visuospatial sketchpad" [2], [3], as well as in a third multimodal component termed the "episodic buffer" that combines information from multiple sources [4].

And we found that lesions with concomitant microdegeneration/inflammation or important tissue loss had a greater impact on patients' disability, executive function, and verbal memory than prevalent inflammatory lesions.

Memory complaints are prevalent in the middle aged population, and the risk for developing AD based on memory complaints alone is low.

Results: The most prevalent unmet needs were improving memory or problem-solving skills (51.9%), increasing income (50.5%), and improving job skills (46.3%).

Learning and memory deficits are prevalent in patients with striatum ICH [ 1, 2].

Executive function deficits seem to be more prevalent in vascular dementia, while memory deficits are more typical for AD (Traykov et al 2004; Giovannetti et al 2005; Golden et al 2005).

The current findings bolster a prevalent hypothesis about how long-term memory storage might work, says Bruno Bontempi, a neuroscientist at the Université de Bordeaux in Talence, France.