While Americans may titter about the profane language, Zaltzman was genuinely interested in the question of why the C-word is so much worse than comparable words.
You can identify these forward-looking statements by the use of words such as "outlook," "believes," "expects," "potential," "continues," "may," "will," "should," "seeks," "approximately," "predicts," "intends," "plans," "estimates," "anticipates" or the negative version of these words or other comparable words.
The discussions touched upon terminology (in India there is no comparable word for depression), the stigma of mental illness and the tension between different cultures and the Western medical model.
Statistical analyses indicated comparable word production, higher increases of O2Hb and higher decreases of HHb over fronto-temporal areas during word fluency in contrast to the control task weekday reciting.
Considering there is no comparable word in English, it seems that America rap needed some German entanglement to ride the crest off the 2014 quantum wave collapse.
I wish there was a comparable word like emasculate for what people do to a woman by chipping away at her pride and comfort in being and enjoying female qualities.
In contrast, no modulation should be present for those participants that do not learn the rule, but have comparable word learning performance.
This was either the number of patients with a "good" or "excellent" global assessment of treatment, or "none" or "slight" pain on rest or movement (or comparable wording) measured on a categorical scale.
These could be either, 1. a five-point categorical pain relief (PR) scale with standard or comparable wording (none, slight, moderate, good, complete), 2. a four-point categorical pain intensity (PI) scale (none, mild, moderate, severe), 3. a 10 cm visual analogue scale (VAS) for pain relief or pain intensity.
The recorded voices of the scholars Cornel West, Judith Butler and Denys Turner speak about the search for truth, and the dance tries to say something comparable, without words.
Recognition performance was comparable for words studied with emotional and neutral prosody.
