In addition, quite a strong relationship between the Nivkh and Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages has been shown [ 57].
Because formal overlap across languages has been shown to influence processing bilingual tasks, both as a dichotomous "cognate status" variable (Hoshino & Kroll, 2008; Taft, 2002) and as continuous measures of P and/or O overlap (Allen & Conklin, 2013; Dijkstra et al., 2010), it is crucial to investigate the role of overlap in bilingual processing.
At the same time it should be noted that at least some natural languages have been shown to be mildly context-sensitive (e.g., Dutch and Swiss German exhibit cross-serial dependencies where a series of nominals "NP1 NP2 NP3 …" need to be matched, in the same order, with a subsequent series of verbs, "V1 V2 V3 …").
Speech language therapy has been shown to be a successful treatment in chronic persistent cough.
Speech language therapy has been shown to improve symptoms [ 6] and voice abnormalities [ 9] in refractory chronic cough, however the effect on other laryngeal problems in chronic persistent cough is not known.
Language learning (especially learning a second language, L2) has been shown to benefit from music listening during learning or when the learning material has been transformed into sung melodies [ 4].
Each language version has been shown to be well accepted by respondents and to have excellent psychometric properties.
As Chinese is a language that has been shown to explicitly encode ontology with its radical-based writing system (Chou and Huang 2010, Huang et al. 2013b), it is natural for us to ask whether the endurant/perdurant dichotomy is also represented in Chinese.
It has been reported that participants who received little or no information about protective actions they could take, expressed helplessness and frustration [ 8], Language preference has been shown to be an important factor in satisfaction with risk communications [ 4].
"With such strongly worded language, a light has been shown on the actions of the M.T.A.," said the spokesman, Robert O. Sinclair Jr.
