Sentence examples for reduced in memory from inspiring English sources

It's a shame that Athena's noble efforts in that direction are reduced in memory to a bit of cheek for Wimbledon.

Numerical formulations of these models occupy a curious space in the data analysis landscape: on one hand, each cosmology simulation can be 'scientifically rich' (Sewell et al. 2015): exploratory analysis of the simulation may lead to new insights of the governing physical model which could be lost if the raw data is reduced in memory and discarded.

Of particular importance, α-adducin was not expressed in T cell lines, was completely down-regulated in primary T cells within 24 h of activation and was reduced in quiescent memory T cells.

Specifically, 6% were reduced in working memory, 14.9% in focused attention, 25.5% in figural learning and up to 14.9% in executive function.

Valued at £5m it was bought via a private treaty sale for a significantly reduced price in memory of former gallery director John Bradshaw.

Despite the limited sample size, we found reduced capability in memory and learning in a dose-dependent manner in Yucheng women.

High scores indicate more positive or negative beliefs about worry, reduced confidence in memory, greater belief in the need to control thoughts and an increased tendency towards self-focussed attention, respectively.

Similarly, the number of read/write access memory is reduced in a range between 29.8% and 47%.

Learning was slower among C57BL/6 mice exposed to alprazolam (P <.01), whereas memory was reduced in exposed A/J and DBA/2 offspring (P <.05).

Old males had significantly fewer platform crossings than young males, indicating that spatial memory is reduced in old males (Fig. 6c), On the other hand, aged C3-treated mice performed significantly better than wild-type old mice, showing that treatment with the SOD mimetic preserves spatial memory in aged mice.

Mst1, but not Mst2, is greatly reduced in effector/memory T cells compared to that in naïve T cells, thus Mst1 might serves as a likely determinant of the threshold for activation of naïve T cells.