Sentence examples for bilingual subject from inspiring English sources

The objective for this study was to assess the content validity and cultural equivalence of the Korean version of the OHIP-14 K with the assistance of bilingual subject matter experts (SMEs).

In a study comparing German-Italian bilinguals with Italian monolinguals on monitoring tasks, Mr. Costa and his colleagues found that the bilingual subjects not only performed better, but they also did so with less activity in parts of the brain involved in monitoring, indicating that they were more efficient at it.

With German blocked, bilingual subjects acted like English speakers and matched ambiguous and open-ended scenes.

The first experiment was conducted with bilingual subjects in order to test a key assumption of the method established by ICBEN Team 6 for the development of equivalent noise annoyance scales: subjects who speak different languages interpret the concept of "highest degree" of annoyance similarly.

In the present study, we sought to examine whether these effects relate to language proficiency or order of language acquisition by testing Spanish-English bilingual subjects who had become dominant in their second language.

On the contrary, such differences were absent in bilingual subjects.

First, our bilingual subjects were required to switch back and forth between reading in English and reading in Italian.

Face validity was done with bilingual subjects to ensure that both versions provided the same response with the same score.

However, bilingual subjects in this study were of the opinion that there was no better Malay translation for "pits".

In our study, two groups of bilingual subjects were grouped according to their different language control abilities in a bilingual naming task.

Recently two ERPs studies compared letter perception/reading in two languages using different alphabets in mono and bilingual subjects [ 67, 68].