Sentence examples for reflect processing from inspiring English sources

Szymanik argues that these facts reflect processing difficulty, and reports psychological experiments aimed at corroborating various hypotheses about processing and descriptive complexity (see Szymanik 2009, and references therein).

Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are commonly believed to have difficulty understanding figurative language; however, recent evidence suggests that these difficulties may reflect processing differences as opposed to inability to comprehend.

The processes of harmonic integration appear to resemble processes of semantic integration during the perception of language (indexed by the N400; e.g., [34]), and might at least partly reflect processing of musical meaning (irregular chord functions, and deceptive cadences, are prominent elements of major-minor tonal music that are used by composers as a means of expression [35], [13]).

SM effects are thought to reflect processing that directly or indirectly promotes memory formation (Rugg et al. 2002).

The pattern of effects in area 44 might reflect processing on the lemma level which is tapped by syntactic and semantic priming.

The extent to which the behavioural patterns observed in the current study reflect processing differences that have functional consequences as development proceeds needs further investigation.

Because the Ptc occurs after the N2pc component, it is likely that the Ptc reflects processing subsequent to target identification and may reflect processes used to individuate or isolate the target once it is identified.

We have argued that, because the Ptc occurs after the N2pc component, the Ptc probably reflects processing subsequent to target identification.

The DSST is considered as widely reflecting processing speed (15).

Our preferred explanation, therefore, is that right fusiform activation (like bilateral occipital activation) reflects processing prior to the integration of perceptual cues.

In summary, our results show that the activity in posterior STG found for acoustic scale in previous studies (unpublished data) reflects processing of acoustic scale specifically for human speech.