Sentence examples for promoted memory from inspiring English sources

In the object place test, Ro25-6981 had no effect on memory retrieval in the absence of stress but promoted memory following acute stress.

Participants performed a standard version of a 2-back working memory task with strong attentional demands, and a cued version that promoted memory retrieval.

We then showed that fisetin could facilitate long-term potentiation in hippocampal slices in an ERK-dependent manner and that oral administration promoted memory in normal mice (Maher et al., 2006).

"There are not many people left who remember the Gulag period, but there are plenty of people who remember the 1970s, and remember that things were a lot better than they are now," says Sergei Raizman, head of Magadan Memorial, which promotes memory of the Gulag.

The role of the α2b-adrenoceptor is to promote memory formation but only if it is stimulated by adrenaline.

But no one could prove it helped the mind develop: "That was one of the big justifications in the last years of the 19th century — it promotes memory training," Professor Robson said.

Arrayed in chairs around him were his project manager, Paddy Spinks; a female assistant; and five young men — employees of a Web-design company that is helping to promote "Memory Almost Full," which will be released next week.

Although the Austrian government is a member of an intergovernmental taskforce dedicated to promoting memory of the Holocaust and its grim lessons worldwide, at home it cannot even convince its own population to stay away from the suit-wearing inheritors of Hitler's toxic ideology.

Comparison, then, may promote memory for generalizations of meaning across proverbs at the expense of memory for individual instances.

In fact, we find some evidence that comparing related items promotes memory for those items more than comparing unrelated items.

The antiquity seized by ayurvedic medicine has formulated treatises to enhance mental health that promote memory and intelligence [1].