Sentence examples for errors in language from inspiring English sources

The child's errors in language also provide the kinds of anecdotes that can be of value to the parents in a social setting".

The language of all the Old Prussian catechisms is rather poor: the translations are excessively literal, and there are many errors in language and orthography.

There's consensus on two points: "lazy journalists" have overplayed the contraception issue... and Romney has occasionally made unforced errors in language.

These include errors in language, an incomplete description of the methods and over interpretation of results.

This is caused by one or more of the blocks shown in Figure 1, e.g., inadequate acoustic coverage of training utterances, noisy speech database [24, 25], errors in natural language processing, inadequate contextual factors [26], inaccurate statistical modeling [3], the PG algorithm [11 14], or vocoding distortion [5 9].

Theoretically, competing SLA theories have made different claims about the roles of error correction in language acquisition.

In addition, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to posterior superior temporal gyrus has been shown to increase error rates in language production and verbal working memory tasks (Acheson et al., 2011).

In a human-machine dialog, uncertainty resulting from errors in speech recognition and ambiguities inherent in natural language may arise.

The most benefits (87%) are expected from functionality to mark errors in cross-language links.

The most available function reported was highlighting of identifiers in the code (57 respondents, 41%), followed by rename functionality (45 respondents, 32%), navigation (i.e. "jumping" between occurrences) (38 respondents, 27%) and the marking of errors in cross-language links with the lowest number of respondents (35, 25%).

The authors found several translation errors in Spanish-language materials and a lack of attention to cultural issues relevant to American Indian groups (such as the use of smudging and a tendency to distrust maintenance asthma medication).