Following these early processes indexed by the MMN, there is a cascade of further processes which we suggest reflect more in-depth processing, re-analysis and integration of information and, unlike the earliest steps, engage an attentional mechanism (Shtyrov, 2010).
Instead, participants' working memory span predicted optimal choice in the simultaneous condition (which allows for more in-depth processing; Experiment 5), and a manipulation of processing load eliminated the benefits of simultaneous presentation (Experiment 7).
Presumably, similar stimuli produce longer dwell times because they need more in-depth processing to distinguish them safely from the target.
Thus its presence here might also be an indicator that combinatorial processing of compound words requires more in-depth processing, which recruits stronger attentional resources, than monomorphemic words.
Negative affect is associated with more systematic, in-depth processing of available evidence and rumination [ 42].
The succeeding sub-section provides more in-depth information about the data processing and geoprocessing tasks followed in developing this tool.
Graph alignment methods can provide a more in-depth knowledge of the comparison, with the tradeoff being a longer processing time.
Furthermore, prior knowledge of phenodeviants would allow bespoke processing of non-standard tissues and additional standard tissues to facilitate more in-depth screening and validation, respectively.
More "in-depth scrutiny"?
In America, you get much more in-depth theatre criticism.
