Sentence examples for subject to memory from inspiring English sources

Peter is hardly the only character subject to memory lapses.

"First, she wrote the numbers down, so the results are not subject to memory distortion.

Nothing is what it seems, especially to the author, who in this chronicle of his first 32 years, from his childhood in Danzig to the publication of "The Tin Drum" in 1959, often describes himself in the third person and treats himself as a fictional character in a story subject to memory's endless editing.

In safety research, crash involvement and driving exposure are variables that are commonly derived from SR. SR crashes are especially subject to memory failure, since participants are commonly asked to recall crashes they experienced over a period of several years.

Because recalling illness events over such long periods is subject to memory and reporting biases, we use a longitudinal design measuring health over a four-month period to reduce the influence of such biases on health reporting.

Both variables are self-reported and may be subject to memory bias.

The participants were then subjected to memory tests and had to recall passages of text they had heard pre-smoking.

In this report, we demonstrate that sub chronic treatment with HEEC improved learning and memory behaviors in adult male rats subject to scopolamine memory disruption.

Biography is at best an approximate genre, subject to selective memory, the hidden agenda, the hazard that gives survivors the last word, and so on.

It can be seen from Figure 3 that the closed-loop system is (FTB) subject to the memory controller.

An important finding shown by Baillie et al. (1996) is that financial macroeconomic time series are subject to long memory characteristics such that volatility shows strong persistency.