Taken together these data are consistent with Baker et al.'s (2004) finding that chewing gum of itself is not a sufficient condition to provoke context-dependent learning with immediate testing.
An initial article, given a massively misleading headline (just as the Sherrod video was massively out of context), provoked knee jerk reactions in the media and in our politicians.
These findings are interpreted in the following terms: retrieval induced by re-exposure to the training context provokes NF-κB activation as part of the molecular processes required for long-term memory re-stabilization.
Besides, a conclusive expression of its associative nature can be find in experiments showing CSM reconsolidation [16] [18], revealing that the mere reexposure of the crab to the original learning context provokes a labilization of the reactivated memory, a finding consistent with the idea that the CS is a predictor of the VDS presentation.
26 Additionally, deliberately provoking dizziness in a controlled context functions as a form of exposure-based behaviour therapy.
The nightmare of patients eluding public health care measures are currently discussed in the context of a case provoking media attention and public outrage in the USA [ 17].
His words divorced of the complexity of his argument and their context spread quickly — an allegation against a multitude, provoking anger and offense.
Tonight you are going to die and then whose will those things be which you have provided?" The context of the parable has Jesus more or less provoking a large number of people who have gathered around him.
Most important for the present context, the estrogen story has become a gadfly that is provoking a reconsideration of just how we know what we know about a drug's effectiveness.
Uncomfortable truths in such a context can provoke an "irrational reaction," Father Sobrino said.
What the pianist Dick Hyman set out to prove in "Blues After Dark," a concert he produced on Wednesday as part of his annual Jazz in July series at the 92nd Street Y, was that the blues is merely a familiar device in musical language; the associations it provokes depend entirely on context.
