Sentence examples for differences in linguistic from inspiring English sources
The transfer of the GRAS for use in a different international setting could have resulted in subtle differences in linguistic nuance between the original GRAS and the GRAS-DK.
We discuss differences in linguistic markedness between temporal and magnitude-related classifications in an integrative account explaining the full pattern.
These inclusion/exclusion criteria sought to remove confounding effects of (1&2) age- or drug-related hypometabolism in the brain, (3) structural and functional anomalies due to illness or injury, (4) differences in psychological health, and (5) differences in linguistic processing.
Differences in linguistic property, cultural, and educational level may affect the consequence of training.
It is unclear whether this discrepancy arose from differences in native and non-native processing due to bilingualism, or from differences in linguistic processing between Chinese and English.
Based on preoperative language performance, postoperative outcome is often difficult to predict and we expect that innate planum temporale asymmetry may contribute to some of the considerable interindividual differences in linguistic competence after surgery (Liegeois et al., 2008).
They found, for example, no difference in linguistic markers of confidence (including pauses in speech), emotionality, specificity of detail, complexity or length of description, or general position in semantic space.
And it promises to account for the intuitive truth of (1 -(4) by distinguishing the proposition that Superman is strong from the proposition that Clark Kent is strong in virtue of the difference in linguistic items.
If there is no difference in linguistic items, then the ILFs are the same and so the explanation Larson and Ludlow offer for why (1) and (3) are consistent cannot be carried over to Kripke's case.
Differences in the linguistic composition of the pupil population results in different levels of tolerance towards multilingualism.
It can be expressed in the form of differences in race, linguistic background, national origin, ethnic background, or culture.
