Sentence examples for promoting memories from inspiring English sources

In Senegal, a UN official in charge of promoting memories of the Holocaust in Africa has spoken of using it as a way "to develop remembrance about slavery".

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.

In eight-arm radial maze experiments, both reference memory errors and working memory errors were significantly decreased in mice by fractions 1, 2 and 4. In addition, these fractions were also effective in promoting memory in the passive avoidance test in mice and rats.

We know that musical intelligence is one of the eight identified intelligences of Harvard researcher Howard Gardener but we may not appreciate the role that music and song can play in deepening student learning and promoting memory.

PDE4 inhibitors have also been shown to be effective in reversing age associated memory deficits, promoting memory function and treating depression [13].

A nonpersisting vaccine formulation shifted T cell localization toward tumors, inducing superior antitumor activity while reducing systemic T cell dysfunction and promoting memory formation.

This study suggests that narratives tap into several key learning processes including providing a relevant context for understanding, engaging learners, and promoting memory.

Students and lecturers focused a great deal on the value of narratives in promoting memory, something which is likely to help in the development of useful illness scripts to be retrieved later on in their careers.

© 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc. Novelty is a fundamental signal associated with attracting attention, promoting memory encoding and modifying goal-directed behavior [Knight, 1996; Lisman and Grace, 2005; Mesulam, 1998; Sokolov, 1963].

In its ordinary physiological role, cortisol has protective effects on the organism by regulating immune function, promoting memory of dangerous events, increasing blood pressure and heart rate to meet the physical demands of a fight or flight response, and making fuel available for sustaining increased physical activity [ 37].

Moreover, we also examined the effect of empagliflozin treatment on cerebral BDNF, since BDNF [ 32], a key protein promoting memory and survival of neurons, is significantly reduced in diabetic patients and diabetic animals [ 31, 41] including db/db mice [ 42] and the decrease in cerebral BDNF is shown to be associated with cognitive decline [ 41, 43].