Sentence examples for retrieval success from inspiring English sources

Out of the 168 incidents where foreign bodies were successfully identified, endoscopic removal was successful in 157 occasions (retrieval success rate 93.4%).

Within face sensitive regions, anterior medial PFC and right FFA displayed equivalent encoding and retrieval success processes whereas left FFA was associated with successful encoding rather than retrieval.

Within place sensitive regions, left PPA displayed equivalent encoding and retrieval success processes whereas right PPA was associated with successful encoding rather than retrieval.

We tested the hypothesis that the medial temporal lobe (MTL) is involved in the actual recovery of verbal information (retrieval success) rather than in the attempt to retrieve information (retrieval attempt).

Even though fact retrieval in adults relies largely on a rote memory process, it is possible that number sense could aid in retrieval success by increasing the semantic content of the information being retrieved [ 62].

Motivation can increase intention retrieval success but little is known about the underlying brain mechanisms.

Experiments 1 through 4 consistently found that the testing effect is moderated by experimental design across differences in materials, list structure, list length, presence of feedback, and rates of retrieval-practice success.

Thus, it is important to balance success of retrieval with overall difficulty in retrieving the information (Smith & Karpicke, 2014; Weinstein, Nunes, & Karpicke, 2016).

Thus, encoding-success activation associated with the successful retrieval of IWS was identified with a quasiexponential regressor (ME: 1, IO: 2, and IWS: 9), which was employed in the previous fMRI studies (Daselaar et al. 2006; Tsukiura and Cabeza 2011).

As with spaced practice, where the optimal gap between study sessions is contingent on the retention interval, the optimum difficulty and level of success during retrieval practice may also depend on the retention interval.

It has become clear that the success of retrieval does not only consist in improving search algorithms, IR models and computational power of IR frameworks - new approaches to make information seeking closer to the end-user are needed.