Sentence examples for had specific language from inspiring English sources

Fifty-eight had specific language impairment (SLI), whilst the remaining 57 were typically developing (TD), with no history of language difficulties.

Each site had specific language regarding what measures would be administered and how that data could be shared in their consent forms and IRB protocols, and this language was not standardized across sites.

So perhaps it is not surprising that nearly four times as many children have dyslexia, a difficulty with reading, as have specific language impairment (SLI), a difficulty with spoken language.

"I suddenly realised that fashion has its own specific language, its own way to communicate.

To put things together visually; to tell the story visually; to embody the action in the juxtaposition of images that have their own specific language and emotional impact that is cinema.

It's very hard to stay in charge" 9 D These patients were weak and had decreased initiative because of their medical condition, old age or reduced cognitive ability, or they had specific communication problems due to aphasia, language problems or dementia.

We did not collect related information about why each factor was important, or why some factors had very specific language; we were just generating a comprehensive list.

If you have specific skills, like languages or sports, there are particular camps that you should keep an eye out for.

A long-term reduction in police shootings doesn't have to depend on federal intervention; reform-minded police chiefs swap strategies, and smaller law enforcement agencies have copied specific language from Philadelphia's use-of-force policy in their own reform efforts, for example.

"The C.B.A. has very specific language.

"If you ask me, do we have a specific language or specific resolution to propose at this specific moment in time, the answer is no," Ambassador John D. Negroponte said at the United Nations.