Sentence examples for retrieval of rules from inspiring English sources
The retrieval of rules has been associated with anterior ventrolateral prefrontal areas and posterior middle temporal gyrus (Bunge 2004; Bunge, Wallis, et al. 2005; Donohue et al. 2005), regions that are also activated in our analogy task.
Here, we observed that this network is also associated with the retrieval of rule-based schema memories.
This may suggest that the retrieval of rule-based knowledge could be responsible for middle temporal and anterior inferior prefrontal activation in our study.
In previous research, slow posterior positivities have been linked to the retrieval of stimulus response rules from long-term memory to working memory (Astle et al. 2008; Hsieh and Wu 2011).
Rule-selection activation was also seen in the caudal prefrontal cortex, which has previously been shown in human studies to be sensitive to the "context" of rule-based tasks (Koechlin et al. 2003) and the retrieval and maintenance of rules (Bunge et al. 2003).
It might be speculated that lapses in retrieval of one of the two rules may be the reason of the high number of errors remaining unconscious.
Firstly, although we applied a highly sensitive search strategy for the retrieval of potentially eligible studies, we cannot rule out that some studies might have been overlooked.
Also, while showing some minor fresh hemorrhages as a result of the surgical retrieval of the mesh bag, the H&E staining ruled out major local tissue injury.
Post-hoc paired-sample t-tests revealed lower confidence during retrieval of spatial, as compared to non-spatial, rule-based schema memories within the first run (t(21) = -4.2, P < 0.0005; Figure 2C, left).
The consequent optimization rule will yield sparse vector estimators which result in surprisingly accurate retrieval of change-points.
