Sentence examples for more general processing from inspiring English sources

There is an ongoing debate as to whether the deficits are caused by stimulus-specific impairments related purely to faces, or by more general processing impairments, which affect multiple domains and apply to a broader range of stimuli.

It may be argued, that the effects reported in the present study may not be specific to processing the meaning of music or language, but results from the more general processing of emotional valence.

In particular, we wanted to find out whether differentiation of processing characteristics into parietal magnitude-related as compared to (pre)frontal, more general processing demands would be feasible.

As far as the multiplicity of explanations that have been made for aI activations over the past several years, some of these are plausibly subsumed under these more general processing ideas.

However, it remains still unclear, whether these differences in brain activation are specific to number processing, or whether they belie more general cognitive processing deficits in subjects with Turner's-, fragile X-syndrome or brain injury.

So whilst Hulslander et al. could make conclusions about more general sensory processing, whether or not individual differences in visual processing specifically targeting visually driven parietal functioning can be associated with reading ability after controlling for general intelligence has not been established.

If the aim is to make an addressee change a usual way of problem solving (more general: of processing information), the shortest detour appears to be publicity.

Furthermore, lower sensitivity to biological motion in ASC could be explained by deficiencies in complex visual integration or by more general motion processing impairments [27] [34].

However, behavioural data alone cannot tell us whether the deficit is restricted to only grammar or impacts on more general language related processing.

These deficits often are attributed to more general information processing errors thought to characterize behavior observed in children with ASD across domains.

To the extent that the reading deficits observed in the present case series are underpinned by a more general visual processing deficit, we would expect to see deficits in the recognition of other familiar but non-orthographic visual objects.