例句與造句

1. Damage to posterior parietal cortex results in deficits in visual working memory.
2. A majority of experiments highlights a role of human posterior parietal cortex in visual working memory and attention.
3. Smith, Jonides and Koeppe ( 1996 ) observed a lateralisation of DLPFC activations during verbal and visual working memory.
4. Some scientists believe that this is the same as visual working memory, but as in spatial updating the eye movement has to be accounted for.
5. Focused stimulation over the left prefrontal cortex with combination of theta ( 6 Hz ) and gamma ( 80-100 Hz ) oscillations can improve visual working memory performance and increase the neocortical integration.
6. It's difficult to find visual working memory in a sentence. 用visual working memory造句挺難的
7. The diagnostic subtests measure a variety of cognitive abilities including verbal and visual working memory, immediate and delayed recall, visual recognition and matching, processing and naming speed, phonological processing, and understanding of basic number concepts.
8. In both versions, elements must cross an activation threshold to be visible to the integrative processor . ) Note that memory is modularised, so visual memory ( including visual working memory ) is separate from  and independent of  for example, phonological memory.
9. Extending the length of the tunnel to increase the time between seeing the one marker indicating the correct path and a second marker identifying the correct path show that the bees can retain the information in their visual working memory for about 5 seconds, equivalent to the short-term memory of birds.
10. Verbal working memory tasks mainly activated the left DLPFC and visual working memory tasks mainly activated the right DLPFC . Murphy et al . ( 1998 ) also found that verbal working memory tasks activated the right and left DLPFC, whereas spatial working memory tasks predominantly activated the left DLPFC . Reuter-Lorenz et al . ( 2000 ) found that activations of the DLPFC showed prominent lateralisation of verbal and spatial WM in young adults, whereas in older adults this lateralisation was less noticeable.