Sentence examples for contextual influence from inspiring English sources

While it is uncontroversial that at the offset of an ambiguous word the processor already settles on the contextually appropriate meaning, divergent findings have been reported regarding contextual influence during the early stage of lexical access (at the onset or before the offset).

Thus far, research has produced mixed results regarding the early contextual influence on lexical access.

Contextual influence factors, in turn, can describe the user's environment, as well as economic aspects (e.g., pricing, churn rate).

However, to date, few studies have tapped into the contextual influence in the networking-career success relationship.

If lexical processing and discourse processing have an interactive relation, we would expect early contextual influence on semantic activation.

This contextual influence is rarely supported by generative systems, which favor a top-down derivation of solutions from goals.

The perceptual ambiguity of wine helps explain why contextual influences — say, the look of a label, or the price tag on the bottle — can profoundly influence expert judgment.

No matter how much the media focus on the extraordinarily wealthy, however, the strongest contextual influences on how we spend remain the ones closest to home.

Householder and contextual influences are addressed in Part 2.

Secondly, although biologists report a balance of supportive and impeding influences toward student-centered teaching, chemists report primarily impeding contextual influences and physicists report primarily supportive contextual influences.

Figure 4 Decision chains and salient contextual influences for three faculty.