Sentence examples for the memory persists from inspiring English sources

In this case, the memory persists through meiosis, allowing transmission of the state from one adult generation to the next.

Hence, the birds' ability to remember familiar individuals might well exceed the tested time span, particularly because the memory persists after the birds have made the transition from nonbreeder to breeder status, as was clearly the case in the current study.

But throughout the day, the memory persisted of Sabas, whose long gray beard and pointy straw hat gave him the appearance of some exotic sage.

Two studies in this week's Science help explain why this memory persists.

We have demonstrated that M. sexta larvae can learn to associate odor cues with an aversive stimulus, and that this memory persists undiminished across two larval molts, as well as into adulthood.

— The cold war may have ended, but in the Vietnamese community here in Washington State, the muscle memory persists.

For about two hours the fear memory persisted: the rats heard the tone, and they froze in fear.

Most importantly, clinical observations indicate that the loss of serological memory persists during chronic infection and that specific Ab titers cannot be recovered in patients who still present with hypergammaglobulinemia upon HAART treatment [8], [12].

However, it is not known how long such immunological memory persists, and the delay prior to activation of the immune system may offer a window of opportunity for transmission of the virus [7].

Finally, recordings of neural activity indicated that that long-term potentiation, a physiological strengthening of neural connections thought to underlie this type of learning and memory, persists longer than usual in the hippocampus of the neurogenesis-impaired rodents.

But for some, one memory persists as a reminder of the dangers that lurk in the picturesque backcountry.