In general, younger Sakhalin Koreans, especially those lacking fluency in the Korean language, prefer to stay on Sakhalin.
Tigers were unconvincing winners over Wasps last Saturday and lacked fluency in the 26-5 victoverover London Welsh.
Main reasons for exclusion were lacking fluency in German, particularly at the Medical University of Vienna.
She does the cooking and, lacking fluency in English, lets her husband do the talking.
But other articles reflect the influence wielded by Mr. Morales, 49, an Indian who lacks fluency in Aymara and Quechua, Bolivia's main indigenous languages.
But his lack of fluency in the language, especially given his surname, had always bothered him, he said.
This finding is consistent with those of other researchers who have reported that nurses' lack of fluency in the language of their patients was a barrier to screening for abuse [ 15, 30, 58].
Many come from English learner households and lack fluency in their language of instruction, and fall short on literacy, which impacts learning mindsets.
Women are excluded from the study if they are younger than 18 years of age, lack basic fluency in the Dutch language, are incapable of understanding informed consent, or are diagnosed with a breast cancer recurrence or with metastastic disease.
Health service providers' lack of fluency in the preferred language of patients, and patients' lack of fluency in Thai are hypothesised as major constraints to effective delivery and use of health services.
The idea of Italian lessons, for example, sprang from Mr. Kaalund's fluency in the language.
