The phrase "according to their language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statements that are based on or derived from someone's language or linguistic expressions.
Example: "The translation was done according to their language, ensuring that the original meaning was preserved."
Alternatives: "in their language" or "based on their language".
This is a proof of concept study illustrating the ability of a specific ML approach, the XGBoost algorithm, to classify subjects in two distinct classes or categories, healthy/typical versus patients with epilepsy/atypical, according to their language representation, as determined with fMRI.
Given the bilingual context of North Wales [ 25], participants were invited to attend a Welsh or English medium event, according to their language needs or preference.
Throughout the recruitment process, groups of approximately 6 to 10 people will be created according to their language (i.e., French or English), location, and time of day preferences.
According to their opinions, language test interfaces are different from those of other e-learning platforms and websites.
In our study, two groups of bilingual subjects were grouped according to their different language control abilities in a bilingual naming task.
Although education in Belgium is divided into three communities according to their spoken language (Flemish, French, and German), this study addressed only teachers in Flemish-speaking schools, largely because the study was funded by an institution situated in the Flemish community.
All parties must reach a cease-fire, and implement a five-year roadmap establishing a federalist system that allows ethnic areas to self-govern according to their own languages, customs, faiths, and traditions.
The 2 year-old late talkers were later divided into persistent language delay and late bloomer groups according to their performance on standardized language tests at 4 years.
The ADOS-2 has four modules, each designed to be administered to different individuals according to their level of expressive language.
The test is 30 minutes long, and one of four modules is administered to the case, according to their level of expressive language.
Goulandris and his colleagues conducted a comparison study between two groups of adolescents (group one with a childhood history of language impairment, group two with developmentally dyslexic) and showed that the adolescents with dyslexia were indistinguishable from those with language impairments according to their test scores of spoken and written language skills.
