Sentence examples for problems with perception from inspiring English sources

Dalrymple finds that children with developmental prosopagnosia seem to have problems with perception and memory processes.

The symptoms of dementia are loss of learning and memory capacity, decline in reasoning ability, attention problems, language difficulties, and problems with perception.

Throughout the book, she explains problems with perception, such as the role of bias and loss aversion in reacting to a crisis.

It is thought that the lack of 3-dimensional vision and problems with perception inherent in laparoscopic surgery result in spatial disorientation and the misidentification of biliary anatomy, and these issues can lead to more complications.

Chemically induced problems with perception and cognitive ability in children can be hard to identify; teasing them out of a host of genetic and sociocultural influences is a difficult task.

If there is a problem with perception, he said, the F.A.A. will "announce a program to do something about it".

For his part, Talabot highlights a problem with perception, saying "our music took second place" to all the big parties and festivals happening in Spain annually.

In the past, the home secretary, Sajid Javid, has been supportive of making changes to the system, citing a "problem with perception" when counting foreign students in targets to lower immigration, and committing to re-examining the current visa system for students.

It isn't just a problem with perception of the "issue" it's about perception of the ToonSeum.

Still, as I wrote last week, the founding of the CrunchFund does raise serious problems with the perception of conflict; and that perception threatens to tar us all.

And the reports that the ground motion exceeded what the plant was designed to withstand "creates a problem with perceptions," he said.