Sentence examples for consideration of language from inspiring English sources
But one thing that should still set us apart is our careful consideration of language and our aversion to the easy clichés, hype and jargon of "journalese".
Early in the twentieth century, Anglo-American philosophy turned to consideration of language as a way to clarify philosophical disputes.
According to their jobs, migrant workers have different life styles, and in response to these, there may be different healthcare-seeking behaviours mediated by a variety of other factors, including convenience, cultural familiarity, consideration of language and legal status [ 3].
As mentioned by Fox [ 13], the JCAHO requires patient education standards as a condition of accreditation, including requirements related to understandability and readability, ease of access to materials, and consideration of language differences and patient abilities.
The linguistic and semantic aspects require consideration of language; For example, according to Ogden and Richard's [ 23] theory on language meaning, there is an indirect relation between a term and a phenomenon by the use of a thought or idea, presented as a concept.
Concerned at first with the details of Indo-European particularly GermanIndo-European particularlyformation, Bloomfield turned to larGermanic speechal, and wider ranging consoundstions of landuage science in An Introduction to the Study of Language (1914).
It is also a convenient measure of language and could thereby facilitate more frequent considerations of language skills in ADHD assessments.
There are additional challenges to multi-centre studies using functional MRI, as well as matching scanning parameters to obtain comparable sensitivity to brain activation, the presentation of stimuli (including considerations of language in international studies), recording participant׳s responses, and minimising head movement, all need to be standardised between centres.
William Safire's discussion of improving speech by digitally eliminating "y'know" and "uh" and snafus of usage leaves out an important consideration (On Language, Feb. 6).
The careful consideration of appropriate language is, of course, one form of closework.
