Sentence examples for semantic difficulties from inspiring English sources

While military officials have said that casualties are likely to occur after that date, Sunday's death underscores the semantic difficulties in describing precisely what their mission will represent and what roles they will be engaged in.

Further, since the verifiability theory of meaning was connected with the verificationist theory of truth, the logical and semantic difficulties of this theory became greatly contested.

"My guess is that this boils down to some of the semantic difficulties with leader [Sen.

The patients were, though, not selected on the basis of the presence of semantic difficulties.

There is a parallel here with data from a case report by Groen, Laws, Nation, and Bishop (2006), who studied a child with Down syndrome who had normal scores on the TOWRE despite significant semantic difficulties and low IQ.

We think the best solution is to add a little section pointing out the semantic difficulties, repeating the operational nature of the definitions, and specifying that in very few cases do we actually know the true physiological state of individual cells – which is what matters with regard to replicatory potential.

The fact that there is this semantic difficulty and that we're having this conversation shows to me that we have definitely crossed a Rubicon: humans can no longer ignore nonhumans, they end up haunting the words we use and interrupting everyday talk".

These decisions were made in an effort to better understand the constructions as written by the textbook authors and editors without the added syntactic and semantic difficulty of integrating the thoughts of historical figures.

Even though previous studies suggested functional brain abnormalities during semantic processing tasks in dyslexia in the visual modality, some studies further suggested that this semantic difficulty may not be a semantic deficit per se, but just a developmental delay due to poor word decoding skills [44], [45].

But this semantic difficulty does not arise in many countries, including my own, that do not have a statutory definition of death.

Figure 5 shows a common region of involvement shared by all the left high-grade patients reporting semantic access difficulties.