Sentence examples for attributed to the language from inspiring English sources

This may be attributed to the language and academic constraints of these students.

A BJP hashtag that accompanied a video (6/11), #ModiDhumal4Vikas (Hindi/English/digital: Modi and Dhumal for Development) brings to the forefront another dimension of digital languaging in global-South settings like In: while the term "vikas" can be attributed to the language-variety Hindi, it is also part of Asian Englishes.

User variability in data input cannot be solely attributed to the natural language data entry process; considerable user variation in data entry has been demonstrated even in DDSS that employ controlled vocabularies for input [ 36].

Palaic was surely extinct as a spoken language by the 13th century bce and may have already been so by the 16th century, the period attributed to the earliest preserved texts in the language.

This particular constraint may be attributed to the ergative nature of this language.

Because a great majority of students in the traditional group attributed to the importance of using symbolic language for "procedural skills" and "proving theorems", which explains the reason why they remained distant on technology usage.

They identified global surface differences in brain shape using deformation field morphometry that they attributed to the acquisition of a tonal language.

The tremendous growth can at least in part be attributed to the site's availability in multiple languages.

FTLD is characterized by progressive decline in behavior, personality, or language, symptoms that are attributed to the degeneration of the frontal and temporal lobes.

Differences in brainstem evoked potentials between groups with relatively high or low language skills have been attributed to the inferior colliculus (IC) [23, 24].

For the argument that wages are not taxable, some tax protesters including convicted tax offender Irwin Schiff incorrectly attribute to the U.S. Supreme Court the following language in connection with the leading tax case of Lucas v. Earl: This language is not from the Court's opinion in Lucas v. Earl.