Sentence examples for compared to the language from inspiring English sources

From a critical discourse analysis perspective, these sets of proposals are compared to the language perception which appears in them.

Finally, to determine how the Open-ended group compared to the Language groups on the untrained items, we compared the Shape Language group to the Open-ended group on elevation items, t 34), = 0.32, p = .75, d = 0.10, and the Elevation Language group to the Open-ended group on shape items, t 33) = 0.69, p = .50, d = 0.24.

In addition, despite impressive improvement due to our intervention, the expressive language abilities of the intervention group remained significantly lower compared to the language-normal group.

The results showed that, compared to the single language condition, sustained bilingual control (mixed language condition) induced activation in the bilateral inferior frontal, middle prefrontal and frontal gyri (BA 45/46).

Due to the different nature of the Persian language compared to the other languages such as English, the design of information retrieval systems in Persian requires special considerations.

Although, the Bilingual differential for Mestizos is statistically significant, it is fairly small compared to the male language differentials for Indigenous in column (1).

Toki Pona is often compared to the island languages of the Pacific in sound.

This paper gives a short overview of the functionality of IFC as a language, compared to the functionality of languages deployed in the semantic web domain.

The Java programming language has recently received attention in the domain of real-time systems due to desirable characteristics, such as reduced development costs attributed to higher maintainability and productivity when compared to the C programming language, which for long has been the preferred choice in this domain.

The reduction in the effort needed to complete the missing types reaches up to 91.45% compared to the scenario where the language engineers had to identify and complete the types without guidance.

Compared to the standardised questionnaire the language was adjusted to the outpatient-clinic setting, we referred to the media rather than the clinic's "reputation", and we added family and friends' experiences as potential reasons for choosing the clinic.