Sentence examples for Language monitoring from inspiring English sources

Over-recruitment and English language monitoring were considered problematic this year, for example (pdf).

This is an accessible, lively A-Z of over 3000 words and their origins, drawn from Oxford's unrivalled dictionary research and language monitoring.

The word has been used increasingly since 2012, with a big spike in April 2014 connected to an American study about low glucose levels making people cross, according to Oxford Dictionary's language monitoring service.

Finally, language monitoring could represent a simple, rapid and reproducible approach to disease monitoring in therapeutic trials aimed at slowing progression and cognitive deterioration.

One US study evaluated how legal requirements in five US states for cultural competence in provider organisations are reflected in contract language, monitoring for adherence to the principles of cultural competency, and in the efforts to enforce adherence [ 25].

Payack rarely misses an opportunity to plug his own website, the grandiosely named "Global Language Monitor", but on this showing the OED won't exactly be quaking in its boots.

Which is where detective work, body language, and speech monitoring comes into it: watch closely, because every teeny tiny gesture speaks volumes.

Our results support the view that overt stuttering is associated with defective speech-language monitoring that can be influenced by manipulating auditory feedback.

They're supported by the English induction teachers, who are fluent in a range of languages, monitoring their wellbeing and progress.

The New York Police Department has more than 1,000 officers working on terrorism, with detectives in foreign cities and with officers who speak Pashto, Arabic and other languages monitoring communication channels.

Both the ERN and Pe were reliably observed after errors in a rhyming task and a nonverbal flanker task, replicating previous reports of a language-monitoring ERN and demonstrating that the Pe can also be elicited by phonological errors.