Sentence examples for integration difficulty from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the N400 effect does not reflect semantic integration difficulty.

In this context the N400 amplitude data might reflect semantic integration difficulty (e.g. [16]).

It is, however, unlikely that the centro-parietal negativity to own name observed here represented a lexical-semantic integration difficulty for 5-month-old infants.

As expected, incongruous endings evoke the largest N400m in left-dominant temporo-prefrontal areas, due to integration difficulty.

Focusing only on transparent compounds, a larger N400 was found for the plausible second constituents, reflecting greater integration difficulty that started even before the end of the final constituent (Koester et al., 2009).

Afterward, the company said it had failed to bill some customers because of computer integration difficulties.

However, as in any cross-border merger they run the risk of over-complexity and integration difficulties.

For the first debate, it is expressed that the Turkish immigrants have had integration difficulties (Rex 2000; Thrändhardt 2000; Avcı 2006; Wets 2006; Abadan-Unat 2011; İçduygu 2011).

It has been recognised that current product lifecycle management (PLM) implementations are document oriented, have a non-customisable data model and inter-enterprise integration difficulties.

In line with these reasons and the integration difficulties of the earlier Turkish immigrants in Europe, compounded by a rise in Islamophobia, public opinion on Turkish citizens' acquisition of the right to free movement has been negative (İçduygu 2011; Dagdeverenis 2014).

His coursework and research allow him to focus on the media representations of religious groups, the integration difficulties facing minorities, and the relationships between Islamic and Western values.