Sentence examples for correlation of language from inspiring English sources

Bilingualism is fairly common, and the correlation of language to ethnic group is not always exact.

Table 1 gives a basic correlation of language families, location, and primary modes of food production.

The participants were asked to provide a self-assessment in relation to their language ability to provide possible insight into the correlation of language ability and acculturation balance.

Despite the evidences, the correlation of language deficits, worsening academic performance, and auditory processing in BECTS has not been totally explored.

The present paper is not concerned with these between group differences because our focus is on 1) the correlation of second language vocabulary knowledge on regional activation within group, and 2) the consistency of this effect across 2 groups with different reading experience.

It is interesting to note that the BA 44 and 45 of left PFC are called Broca's area that possesses strong correlation of speech-language.

Studies combining tDCS with other brain imaging and neurophysiologic mapping methods, e.g., fMRI or electroencephalography (EEG), promise to provide invaluable insights on the correlation between modification of language and its underlying neurophysiological mechanisms.

27 In agreement with these observations, our findings revealed no linear correlation between the results of language and CANTAB tests in the present work.

We focused on compensated adult dyslexics of high ability to ensure that literacy skills were sufficient for the word generation task, and we also explored the correlation between handedness, degree of language lateralisation, and number of words generated.

The authors noticed a correlation between the type of language spoken in a population and the frequency of allelic forms, with tone languages being most common in populations where the ancestral alleles predominate, and nontone languages being most common in those populations where the derived allele is found with higher frequency.

Therefore, our evidence suggests that quantitative effect of word order correlations on the entropy of language emerges as a universal statistical feature.