Sentence examples for encounters language from inspiring English sources

In addition while physicians at both study sites have a retinue of language interpreters available for clinic encounters, language as a predictor of the observed study results was not examined by this study.

Yet it drives why we find pleasure in reading: because you get to encounter language forms that play with (and sometimes depart from) what we've been primed to expect.

Readers expecting a reprise of the rousing, blaring-trumpet prose of "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love," Hijuelos's best-known novel, may be surprised to encounter language here that is consistently muted.

Particularly with oral examinations, the question arises as to whether they can be useful in international programs in which teachers and learners may encounter language barriers or cultural differences.

International postdocs (who may also encounter language difficulties) must not only deal with the same array of knotty problems as his or her American counterpart, but also with the added complications of visa status.

The press conference featured several speakers who had encountered language problems with police officers in the Bay Shore, Brentwood, and Central Islip area, as well as advocates who said that while Suffolk may have some worthwhile policies on the books, those policies are often ignored in the field.

The perceived skill of the surgeon regularly outweighed more practical concerns, such as the possibility of encountering language barriers: " I went for the surgeon.

In all interviews the interviewers will specify in which language the interview has been conducted and how many problems they have encountered (language or verbal expression problems, associative behaviour or reluctancy to answer).

Perceived lack of privacy in the ART consultation rooms (aOR 1.50, 95%CI: 1.08 2.08) and disrespect by ART providers (aOR 2.07, 95%CI: 1.54 2.79) was associated with plural healthcare use, whereas participants who encountered language barriers with ART providers had 43% reduced usage of plural healthcare as opposed to those who did not.

Ordering can happen right from the iPad kiosks, meaning there's no chance of encountering language-barrier problems between travelers and serving staff.

If we encounter languages other than English, Korean and Chinese, we will either contact the original authors or obtain a translation of the manuscript from professional service.