Sentence examples for in another language than from inspiring English sources

Paediatric studies, publication with no abstract available or in another language than English, review, meta-analysis, and journals with impact factor less than 2 were excluded.

Ulla Tørnæs, then Minister of Education, further explained that it'is in conflict with the value foundation of the Danish school to teach in another language than Danish [sic]' (quoted in Folketinget, 2002).

Patients' age ranged from 16 to 94 years (median 57 years), 58.4% were women, 18.9% did not have the Swiss nationality but only 1.7% of questionnaires (n=32) were answered in another language than French.

Similarly to what is found in most other studies [ 12, 19, 20, 58, 59], the results of our study illustrate that filling out the questionnaire in another language than Dutch, being divorced or single, and having a lower than secondary education (as proxies for low socio-economic status) are important risk factors which increase odds for the reporting of IPV substantially.

It's easier to Understand TV in Another Language than radio: you can see what they're talking about.

If your operating system was installed in another language than English, the 'Documents and Settings' part of the path might be named slightly different, potentially in that language.

Because that's what distinguishes Rimbaud: of all poets, his writing is the most alive, even now and here, in another language more than a hundred years later.

For example, using a translation skill to figure out how to say something in another language is simpler than having to type the query into a search engine, says Amazon.

In the U.S., nearly half (47 percent) said they have watched entertainment in another language -- higher than many may have guessed.

If a submitted title has previously been published in another language, there must be no longer than five years between the date of first publication and the date of publication in English in the UK.

Finally, we found significant differences in preferences regarding smoking cessation programmes (ie, preferred location, service offered in another language besides German, and group rather than single counselling).