The phrase "worse memory" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare one's own memory to that of someone else's, or to compare one's current memory to a past memory. Example: "I have a worse memory than my sister, so I always have to write things down to remember them."
Age negatively correlated with the recall of words after short- and long-term delays within the TLE group, where older age was associated with worse memory.
As expected, worse memory performance was associated with age; but more interestingly, the stressor impaired recall after interference only in the older group.
Nor and such things matter are Britons haunted as Americans are by the awful ghost of Vietnam, or Germans by the even worse memory of what they did, and had done to them, in the Balkans in the second world war.
CONCLUSIONS: The results suggested that current benzodiazepine use, especially in recommended or higher doses, is associated with worse memory among community-dwelling elderly.
Moreover, the researchers found the effect was notable in men under age 45. "Trans fats were most strongly linked to worse memory in young and middle-aged men, during their working and career-building years," Golomb said.
Baddeley and Wilson [27] assumed that the worse memory performance after EF-learning is due to the increased activation level of false candidates which leads to interference in recall.
Worse Memories, the Sept. 11 Attack: (FS) I was under the first building when it came down.
Flamini is unlikely to play too many more times for Arsenal, but there are worse memories to leave with than this.
Researchers put 100 students through a series of three tests and found that those who identified themselves as multitaskers were less able to pay attention, had worse memories and switched tasks with more difficulty compared with students who multitasked infrequently.
My friend's long recovery from stepping on an IED was haunted by even worse memories of other deaths of civilians he witnessed and sometimes caused, just by following orders.
The diabetic rats suffered from greater cell apoptosis in hippocampus and worse memory-related performance tests when compared with the normal rats.
