Sentence examples for impacts of language from inspiring English sources
The process of migration and the associated impacts of language, gender and cultural environments intersect to create circumstances that increase the risks for perinatal depression for these women [ 10, 31].
It is possible this represented an authentic signal indicating that nonwhite students and language learners had fewer images of scientists upon which they could draw, but this conclusion is difficult to separate from the likely impacts of language and writing barriers some students might have experienced during the survey.
And a column last week by Esther Cepeda on a study on the impact of language on how African Americans are perceived was as eye-opening as it was stunning.
In coming years, researchers may also be able to shed light on the impact of language on more subtle areas of perception.
It's an early talking film, and it displays the cinematic impact of language and of music alongside the powerful and uncanny images that its director — a great but often overlooked stylist — created.
The aim of the present EEG study was to examine the impact of language training as experienced by simultaneous interpreters (SI) on auditory word processing and to disentangle its influence from that of proficiency and age of acquisition.
Results obtained from this questionnaire, which was based on technical nominal grouping (TNG), led us to conduct a study on the problem of mastering scientific French and the impact of language difficulties on the teaching and learning of scientific majors.
We may never know exactly how much the use of the term "gene therapy" contributed to potential bias in perceptions of effectiveness and intent, but it does highlight the potential impact of language on the ethical conduct of research.
Can the University not draw together the brightest among them to study, inter alia, the impact of language and culture on thought and analysis, the sources and use of identity, and the role of image in an electronic age?
The contributors offer both theoretical and empirical analyses of such topics as the impact of language diversity on economic outcomes, the distributive effects of policy regarding official languages, the individual welfare consequences of bilingualism, and the link between language and national identity.
