Sentence examples for language equivalence from inspiring English sources

where &, ⇒, ⇔, ∀ stand correspondingly for 'and', 'if… then', 'if and only if' and 'for all' in the metalanguage, and ↔ stands for some object language equivalence connective (biconditional).

Several studies have used this method when assessing language equivalence [ 23- 25].

There were not enough Spanish-language surveys to assess language equivalence across English and Spanish respondents.

Accomplishing the recommended approach to translation to achieve language equivalence was fairly straightforward but administration of the tool revealed several unexpected problems.

As symptoms are also experienced by normal healthy populations but in a lesser frequency than those with CKD, using university students was appropriate when assessing language equivalence.

Although the language equivalence of the Japanese version of HADS is well established [ 27], the response bias changes the basic nature of the depression item to an anxiety item.

The definition of biobanks is not only a matter of providing inter-language equivalence for the EU's various medical communities.

In his view, definitions are object-language equivalences and should be recognized as such.

This is realized by implementing scalable noninterference checks in the formal framework of a process algebraic architectural description language equipped with equivalence checking techniques.

Consensus was reached by scrutinising common language and conceptual equivalence.

Subsequently, the translators met with the principal investigator to agree on a common translations, discuss the differences, and alternatives decisions were made according to three criteria: clarity, use of common language, and conceptual equivalence.