Research on the processing of lexical ambiguity has produced robust evidence that ambiguous words are processed differently from unambiguous ones.
"There is a small amount of evidence that MCTs are metabolised and processed differently from LCTs," agrees Bridget Aisbitt, a nutrition scientist at the British Nutrition Foundation.
Emotionally charged, unbearable memories of violent, terrifying experiences appear to be processed differently from ordinary autobiographical memories, the ones we can voluntarily summon in words and locate in the past: "I remember my lunch with Fred last week" or "I used to love visiting my grandmother on Sundays".
The present study examined the hypothesis that iconic faces are processed differently from realistic depictions and communicate emotion more effectively.
Alternatively, the evidence indicating that faces are processed differently from words suggests the possibility that recognition of faces may be mediated differently than words.
The hedonic value of odors is reflected in chemosensory evoked potentials with more salient unpleasant odors being processed differently from pleasant odors.
Whitney Kimball is an NYC-based art critic currently on staff at the blog Art F City. .
"A newscast heard on the radio is processed differently from the same words read in a newspaper".
The self-construal has been studied in a number of ways, with a wealth of literature suggesting that one's own face is even processed differently from faces of others [15] [19].
Potentially, in the presence of NBS1, the top strand (non-transcribed, coding) is more targeted by AID than the bottom strand (transcribed, non-coding), or maybe a deaminated C residue, located on the top strand, is processed differently from one located on the bottom strand (mutagenically repaired or faithfully repaired).
