Examples of using Affect memory in English and their translations into Hebrew
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How emotions affect memory.
The ARQ emits electromagnetic frequencies that could affect memory.
It can also affect memory.
This can affect memory, emotion and other qualities that one might be otherwise tempted to attribute to individual‘identity'.
How Does Sleep Affect Memory?
It can also affect memory and the ability to make decisions.
How might sleep affect memory?
Thus the pathologies that affect memory can occur by a deterioration that will have an organic or psychological cause.
How does trauma affect memory?
Aging may affect memory by changing the way the brain stores information and by making it harder to recall stored information.
They can also affect memory.
Various medications could affect memory.
Cancer tumors affect memory independently.
A wide range of medications can affect memory.
Underactive thyroid can also affect memory, disturb sleep and lead to depression.
So how does trauma affect memory?
How can sleep affect memory loss?
Cannabis is known to affect memory.
How did this downsizing affect memory and learning?
What Affects Memory?
Aluminum affects memory, concentration and behavior.
THC disrupts nerve cells in the brain affecting memory.
The THC in cannabis disrupts nerve cells in the brain, affecting memory.
Alzheimer's disease is aform of dementia that gets worse with time, and affects memory, thinking and behavior.
If the same happens in animals,this could be how ghrelin affects memory, says Davies, whose work was presented at the British Neuroscience Association conference this month.
When the amount of deep sleep is reduced, experts speculate that the body may have a limited ability to repair andreplenish the brain's functioning, affecting memory as well as energy.
In other words, if the disease(such as a brain tumor) affects memory and causes under-reporting of the use of mobile phones by study subjects compared with controls, erroneous results would be obtained, showing no association between the use of mobile phones and an increased risk of developing the disease.