Sentence examples for prompt memory from inspiring English sources

In the elderly, it can prompt memory loss, and pregnant women can suffer miscarriages and stillbirths.

This study tested the effectiveness of using cell phones with digital pictures to prompt memory and mypyramidtracker.gov to estimate self-reported fruit and vegetable intake in 69 college students.

For people with Alzheimer's, where you're not looking so much to induce movement but to prompt memory or feeling, then yes.

For example, one team member suggested introducing a 'standing item' of business to the weekly case conference, to prompt memory and action.

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An underwater shot of a big white predator is going to prompt memories of the killer shark.

ITV, October This Brit-spin on a format already successful on several European networks will prompt memories for UK viewers of Superstars.

Arsenal's pairing with Barcelona will prompt memories of defeat in the 2006 final, 2009-10 quarter-finals and 2010-11 last 16 against the reigning European champions.

Being emotionally aroused — by a photo of a loved one and an exercise designed to prompt memories of him or her — didn't make participants more or less likely to choose CPR.

The students, the songs they sing, even her own words matter only insofar as they prompt memories of what was (and for her still is and ever shall be).

Most of the dresses were appealing and coyly seductive (the backs were scooped out), and the colors — bright red, light tan, pale blue, bisque — the kind that prompt memories.