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Meanings of perseveration in anglès
Persistent repetition of previously used phrases, words or details (psychopathological symptom)
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Examples for "persistence"
Examples for "persistence"
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In these young people, I see Madiba's example of persistence and hope.
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The try captured the match in a moment, power and persistence prevailing.
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When expressing interest in a company, I believe persistence is the key.
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Therefore, cccDNA is responsible for the establishment of viral infection and persistence.
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When City took the lead they had David Silva's persistence to thank.
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He said it morphed into a story about family, tragedy and perseverance.
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Colleagues and opponents alike paid tribute to his ability, perseverance and courage.
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A leader without courage, resilience, optimism, curiosity,and perseverance will simply not last.
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A divine perseverance in love was in the heart of her being.
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Courage and perseverance under persecution; or, Grace shining in difficulties and trials.
Usage of perseveration in anglès
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Occasionally other abnormalities are noted, such as perseveration or distraction.
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Unclassified reactions, mostly incoherent; perseveration: instances of association to preceding reaction and to preceding stimulus.
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This effect was computationally and anatomically distinct from a separate effect on increasing outcome-independent choice perseveration.
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Unclassified reactions, mostly "far fetched" or incoherent; perseveration.
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This is the conception of the perseveration of the unadjusted, stated in 1891 by Delage, in giving his theory of dreams.
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The model also explains the prevalent observation of perseveration in repeated-choice tasks as an additional behavioral manifestation of the habit system.
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Both groups exhibited significantly greater perseveration than their respective sham-operated groups over the first 6-12 days of testing.
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However they performed better than 129 in a massed learning protocol which taxes short-term memory, and in which they exhibited lower levels of perseveration.
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While aspects of inhibition such as exaggerated novelty-seeking and perseveration are quantified in rodent exploration of novel environments, similar models are rarely applied in humans.
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Perseveration: numerous instances of association to preceding reaction; unclassified reactions, mostly incoherent.
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Perseveration; record almost entirely made up of instances of association to preceding reaction.
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The increase in perseverations was inversely correlated with subsequent memory performance.
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Perseveration shown by numerous instances of association to preceding reaction.
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Perseveration; some stereotypy; sound reactions; unclassified reactions many of which are probably due to distraction.
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Occasionally other abnormalities are noted, such as perseveration or distraction.
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Unclassified reactions, mostly incoherent; perseveration: instances of association to preceding reaction and to preceding stimulus.
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Translations for perseveration
espanyol
rus
Perseveration through the time