Sentence examples for semantic integrity from inspiring English sources

Razan was hardly alone in emphasizing the semantic integrity of words.

To ensure the completeness and semantic integrity of CIF files deposited to the TCOD, automatic checks are performed before accepting contributions.

We also discuss how the semantics of network analysis queries can be modeled at the conceptual level, and explore three possible application areas of using our analytical framework for network analysis applications: (1) governing semantic integrity, (2) improving analysis efficiency, and (3) supporting network dynamics.

Semantic integrity does demand that we respect a word's time-sensitive definition per se, but who is to give content to the flexible terms that are the currency of the Constitution, such as "unreasonable" searches and "due process" of law?

Substantial clinical and neuroscience research in adults (Patterson et al., 2007; Lambon Ralph et al., 2009; Hirni et al., 2013), and a recent report in adults with temporal lobe surgery (Lambon Ralph et al., 2012) have shown associations between temporal pole integrity and semantic memory function.

The success of this approach therefore depends critically on the integrity of the semantic representations of the items being trained.

Regardless of its category, an attack should respect some constraints while attempting to mislead a certain forensic technique, such as preserving the visual quality of the forged image and the integrity of the semantic message conveyed by the content.

Thus, the integrity of the semantic system globally (indexed here by global atrophy) and the medial perirhinal cortex more focally, should be considered as mechanisms driving category-specific semantic impairments (Moss and Tyler, 2000; Moss et al., 2000; compare Moss et al., 2005).

Based on the evidence from adult studies, we examined the association of (i) visual and verbal memory in relation to side of surgery; (ii) episodic memory outcome with post-surgical mesial temporal and hippocampal integrity; and (iii) semantic memory outcome with anterior ventral and lateral temporal integrity.

Lambon Ralph et al. (2002) found that a large proportion of variance in naming accuracy and error types could be accounted for by the integrity of phonological and semantic processing in a case series of 21 aphasic individuals.

Protocols were scored considering clustering, (i.e. production of words within semantic or phonemic categories, depending on the integrity of temporal lobe), and switching (i.e. the ability to shift between clusters, depending on frontal lobe functioning).