Another issue we found here is that several respondents wrongly attributed languages to either general-purpose or domain-specific although these terms were explained in the survey.
But as it became apparent that Mr. Ambrose had failed to attribute language from other people's work in his latest book, "The Wild Blue," Professor Childers stood before his packed lecture class on World War II and announced he would cease using the popular historian's books.
Nearly three-quarters of those surveyed (72% ) attributed developed language skills and more advanced reading levels to those children who regularly enjoyed a shared book time with parents at home.
Ethno-linguistic fractionalisation (ELF) is defined as the "probability that two randomly chosen citizens in a country belong to a different ethnic group where in) group belonging is attributed by language" (Neumann and Graeff 2013).
When looking at different countries, variations in symptom reporting can be attributed to language differences, culturally shaped expectations about menopause, culturally influenced gender roles and socioeconomic status [ 39].
Psychiatric disorders constitute a diverse set of conditions, variously impinging on all domains of mental function and affecting the most fundamental human attributes: language, thought, perception, mood and sense of self.
And sign language, Corballis says, contains the same properties syntax and semantics—as its spoken equivalent: "All of the characteristics we normally attribute to language are true of sign language.
The UK Commission for Employment and Skills' (UKCES) report on the UK's employer skills found that of reasons employers gave for struggling to fill vacancies, 17% attributed a languages skills shortage.
The White House did not attribute the language to Exxon Mobil, and a spokeswoman did not respond to questions from The Huffington Post about the copied lines.
The increase in positive words could not be attributed to general language tendencies as represented by the millions of printed books searched through in this study.
