Sentence examples for weakening memory from inspiring English sources

With the well-seasoned Simon Callow and Ronald Pickup in supporting roles, Mr. McKellen (as Estragon) and Mr. Stewart (as Vladimir) convey both the instinctive rhythms of a veteran vaudeville team, grown rusty with time and weakening memory, and the irritable but loving interdependence of partners in life who have been together for some 50 years.

In other words, scientists had long thought that they knew how memories were formed and weakened, and now they had clear, cell-level proof of it, as well as a way of strengthening and weakening memories directly.

This study was designed to examine the role of retroactive interference (RI) as a potential countermeasure that may weaken memory traces of the concealed items and attenuate the physiological responses elicited by them.

The new approach combines two methods previously shown to weaken memories of fear, says first author Marie Monfils, a neuroscientist at the University of Texas, Austin.

Then, the study authors tried to weaken memories associated with a painful stimulus.

However, the experiment builds on years of research that shows that ketamine has a unique potential to weaken memories safely.

Synaptic weakening and memory loss was also implemented.

Legislators also fear that the constant churn weakens institutional memory and program oversight.

(Socrates, for one, felt that writing per se was going to not only hurt oral arguments, but weaken human memory).

And the ketamine in his veins was there to help him stop drinking – by weakening his memories of the pleasure he associates with alcohol.

In this perspective, sleep deprivation may weaken the memory trace which would decay more quickly in the TSD group.