Sentence examples for starting memory from inspiring English sources

These results support clinical observations that although many victims of childhood trauma will need comprehensive E.M.D.R. therapy, significant benefit can be observed within a few months after starting memory processing.

The idea is to kick-start memory consolidation straight after learning, which then gives the sleeping brain a head-start as it sets about reorganising the day's events.

Seeing them together - equally tall, lanky, mild-mannered and intellectual, and observing their scholarly approach to campaigning, kick starts memories of Kerry's vulnerability and incapacity to survive the Republican dirty tricks.

But for the kids to start a memory, a memory of what this is all about and being connected to your team".

He's not a nice chap, and I'll take a much closer look at him in later novels – starting, if memory serves, with 1978's The Stand.

This pattern is consistent with the typical clinical course of AD starting with memory problems ultimately leading to problems with over-learned associations and early-learned verbal mimicking.

In nursery rhyme and counting games the pulse of rhyme kick-starts memory and satisfies the search for repetition so strong among young children.

Taking as their starting points memories of her childhood and her parents' deterioration and deaths, her poems on kinship show the poet at her least complaisant.

Bovill's wife, Jan, a talented musician, first started suffering memory loss 15 years ago, when she was just 50.

Mr. Genet's philanthropic activities started in memory of his first wife, Sue Ann Mackta Genet, with the establishment of the Genet Gallery of Textile Arts at Slocum Hall at Syracuse University.

"It started as memory loss and forgetfulness," Mr Macleod said.