Sentence examples for benefit language from inspiring English sources

Second, we investigate socio-situational settings (ssss) and topics, two sources of discourse-level information that are also known to benefit language models.

Our own preliminary results indicate that memantine, a non-competitive N-methyl-D aspartate receptor antagonist, may benefit language and verbal memory functions in patients with chronic aphasia, especially if intensive constraint-induced aphasia therapy is provided at the same time (see Table 1).

I made it far easier for the next round, leaving in telltale American "welfare" and British "benefits" language.

Ba Da Chui, a percussion quartet from Beijing, drew equally vivid pictures without benefit of language.

Without the benefit of language, they share all the most important news: where to find food, light, threat, rocks.

Dogs, it turns out, have no trouble at all organizing their experiences into abstract concepts with the benefit of language, especially when it comes to dissing cats.

This gives the instructor the benefit of language samples from authentic situations as the current project also did.

In this paper, our main objective is to detail how the use of the World Wide Web can benefit the language skills of university students.

I shared in their smiles and laughter and struggled along as they fought to express emotion without the benefit of language.

My parents sat immediately behind us, my mother giving a virtual play-by-play of "right", "yes", and a variety of vocal affirmations that expressed her heightened state of engagement without the benefit of language.

This electronic device bypasses the damaged part of the ear by directly stimulating the auditory nerve which, combined with extensive rehabilitation, enables sound perception and in turn could benefit spoken language skills [ 16, 17].