Sentence examples for language criteria from inspiring English sources
We apply the 'Objective Language Criteria Test' (BLOC-Screening) to evaluate their linguistic development and the 'Autoevaluative Multifactorial Child Adaptation Test' (TAMAI) to determine educational style.
For example, an actor can be from any country so long as their dialogue is in English - meaning the production would score points in the language criteria.
In Mexico, according to language criteria, about 6%% of the population of 5 years of age or older are considered indigenous, or 6.3 million people.
As appendTo's director of support Jonathan Sampson wrote in today's announcement, jQuery always met the language criteria for Windows Store applications, but "Windows 8 exposes all the WinRT APIs within the HTML5 development environment, which comes with a new security model that made some code and common practices of jQuery flagged as unsafe in the context of a Windows Store application.
No language criteria were applied.
No language criteria restrictions were applied.
Regarding the language criterion, which was used on initial search filters, it should be noted that only two countries in the region have different native languages from those included.
The original work remains the same, of lasting value to its own people, but the translation becomes out of date with each succeeding generation as the language and criteria of literary taste change.
Teacher-raters should form groups and discuss the language and criteria in the rubrics; in addition, they should clarify any questions with respect to meaning.
Schiebinger provides many examples of how gender influences science with respect to research priorities, structures, language and criteria determining whether an investigation is even counted as scientific [39].
METHODS: We analyzed all peer-reviewed articles of neonatal candidemia published in the English language; inclusion criteria included a cohort limited to all neonatal intensive care unit admissions or all episodes of candidemia in neonates.
