Sentence examples for rapid memory from inspiring English sources

Under questioning by Mr. Collins's lawyer last month, Mr. Vecchione suffered rapid memory loss.

These Th cells are derived from a past immune response in the periphery, where they have expanded and subsequently migrated to the bone marrow in order to provide long-term memory allowing for raising a rapid memory response upon re-challenge [46 48].

The data implies that priming with a non-H5 vaccine may enable a more rapid memory response to an H5 vaccine, however, whether this would be beneficial to the effectiveness of an H5 vaccine remains to be determined.

The increased place map stability, tuning, and cell-assembly expression coordination may underlie rapid memory consolidation of repeated/related new experiences, but not of entirely novel ones".

Also, as shown in previous sections, both attention deficits and more rapid memory decay may cause steepening of the delay-of-reinforcement gradient in ADHD [ 99].

With respect to education and premorbid intelligence, the risk of more rapid memory decline is greater in *E4 carriers with less than 10 years education than those with more years [ 19].

To provide further insight into the determinants of such responses, we compared the overnight ELISPOT assay (which assesses rapid effector memory T cell responses [ 18, 30, 31] with a 7-day IFN-γ WBA (which reflects central memory T cell responses [ 32].

One interpretation of this finding is that daytime "power" naps trigger a form of accelerated consolidation, leading to more rapid offline memory improvements.

In contrast, the overnight ELISPOT assay detects rapid effector memory cells; such cells are thought to have recently encountered antigen from viable organisms in vivo and can rapidly release IFN-γ when re-exposed to antigen in vitro [ 18, 30, 31].

Electrophysiological recordings in nonhuman primates suggest that both suppression and enhancement responses can come early enough (80 ms after the onset of a visual stimulus) [Miller and Desimone, 1994] to support even very rapid recognition memory judgments (see also Bunzeck et al. [ 2009]).

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