Sentence examples for relevant memory from inspiring English sources

"A patient suffering from intrusive traumatic memories would take a pill containing a drug that would enter the brain and activate Npy1 receptors and then be exposed to a virtual experience of the trauma," says Gross, "and we predict that the combination of receptor activation and trauma exposure and recall would promote the selective erasure of the relevant memory".

If there is a single relevant memory, plunge finds it.

Detection of Mtb antigen-specific T cells in CD8αα+ T cells suggests that AFRO-1 activates and expands this biologically relevant memory T cell subset (see Figure 3B).

Oxytocin enhances prosocial behavior and affiliation, but importantly, such effects may be extended to social relevant memory, and to both sexes.

Therefore it may be expected that post-learning stress has similar effects on prefrontal cortex dependent social relevant memory as on hippocampus-dependent declarative memory.

In order to characterize immune cell subpopulations responding to Mtb targets, we gauged the index of cellular proliferation within the CD4+, CD8αβ+, and CD8αα+ T cell subsets, since recent studies suggested that CD8αα+ T cells represent a biologically relevant memory T cell subset [14].

Now, new research suggests that short-term memory is erased by the brain on purpose, so that new, more relevant memories can be recorded.

Realists will argue that it is not very plausible to analyse the perceived motion in terms of momentary motion-free perceptual experiences accompanied memories of motion, but it is significantly less plausible if the relevant memories, rather than being truly dynamic, are themselves composed of entirely static images.

However, these models have not yet suggested mechanisms for selective preservation of particularly important or relevant memories.

Across two experiments, we have demonstrated that the absence of a reliably enhanced brain response to crime reminders is not unequivocal evidence that relevant memories are absent in that person's brain.

While homeostatic neural plasticity mechanisms have not been used to account for complex learning, current theories of reinforcement- and context-based learning and memory commonly posit that the outcome of behaviors and choices feed back to update relevant memories and future decision (as described above).