Some people's ability to recall objects, for instance, "may respond less robustly" to exercise than other people's, he says, if their genetic makeup doesn't promote the release of BDNF.
Finally, these results also indicate that an active, explicit, cognitive task (emotional autobiographical recall) engages the mPFC and PPC/Prec more robustly than rest, thus challenging the notion that these DMN regions are more active during rest than during explicit or externally guided tasks [Fox et al., 2005; Gusnard et al., 2001].
"I did watch, and occasionally unscrewed a spark plug," he recalled, but the expertise he developed most robustly was "ferrying in cherry Cokes from the nearby restaurant".
Derived cognitive composites combining Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale (ADAS -cog scores with ADAS -cogl delayed memory recall and executive function componentscoresured decline more robustly across biomarker groups than any measure of a single cognitive domain or ADAS-cog alone.
Both our mean field analysis and our simulations show that, in this model, inhomogeneity in pattern sizes reduces memory capacity, but it does so in an asymmetric way: whereas too small patterns significantly compromise the stability of sequence recall, too large patterns can be compensated for quite robustly.
Recall that among the British Emergentists, Mill and Broad had a more robustly ontological conception of emergence than the notions discussed immediately above.
With some of his more camp flourishes recalling the British actor Simon Callow ("Four Weddings and a Funeral"), the robustly built Mr. West looks as if he is having great fun loosening his body in a way that wouldn't be appropriate to his career-making stand on the American television series "The Wire".
A second striking finding of our study was the robustly increased activation in ventral frontal brain regions comprising the vACC, SGC, and vSTR during rest versus autobiographical recall.
The main finding of our study was the observation of a dorsoventral dissociation in which activation of dorsomedial regions of the DMN (mPFC and PCC/Prec) were more strongly associated with emotional autobiographical recall, whereas activity in ventral frontal regions (ACC, vACC, and vSTR), along with the IPLs, were more robustly engaged during rest.
