Sentence examples for for all language from inspiring English sources

Internal consistency and test retest reliability were excellent for all language versions and scores were found to relate appropriately to measures of depression severity and health status.

The results demonstrate a set of primarily left-sided core language regions in ventrolateral frontal, supplementary motor, posterior mid-temporal, occipito-temporal and inferior parietal areas, which were activated for all language tasks.

However, because we have equal prior probabilities for all language model paths and we do not use a language model during free phone recognition the priors and can be discarded and (7) boils down to: (8).

Paraphrasing is a skill that transcends the written form as it is actually a communication strategy required for all language groups in interpersonal or intergroup interactions and includes oral (Rabab'ah, 2016) and visual forms (Chen et al. 2015a).

Preliminary regression analyses revealed relatively high tolerances for all language features within each set of categories (from 0.412 to 0.626 for dictionary categories and from 0.497 to 0.665 for more modern grammar categories), indicating that multicollinearity would not impede interpretation and partial regression plots indicated linear relationships between the language feature categories.

However, one hemisphere of the brain is never the provenance for all language processing, and creativity and intelligence aren't separated neatly along left brain / right-brain lines.

"And tragically," she told the commission, "for all the language of war spoken before Sept. 11, this country simply was not on a war footing".

It's true for all language-learning that you're likely at some point to mispronounce words and be occasionally unintelligible, but you're at your most vulnerable in terms of your self-confidence when you're in the company someone you fancy.

In accordance with this belief, speculative grammarians searched for a universal grammar, valid for all languages despite the "accidents" of their differences.

At the request of Microsoft, he has expanded Palatino for all languages using Latin, Greek and Cyrillic characters, which means that it now has a staggering 1,218 characters.

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