That link appended a language marker at the end which varies depending on which country the user is located in the world — such as "gb" for the UK, or "fr" for France.
As the genetic correlation increases, probands with 'pure' disorders and their first degree relatives show a tendency to be impaired on the liability marker for the other condition, i.e., pure ASD probands and their relatives have depressed scores on the language liability marker, and pure SLI probands and their relatives have depressed scores on the ASD liability marker.
German, Yiddish, Polish and Ukrainian compete for attention, and the languages are markers not only of ethnicity but also of class and ideology.
Experience has shown that this crowd-sourcing of surveillance ensures that it is not behavior or activity that is identified as suspicious, but rather skin color, religious markers, language, and other signs of difference.
The results also suggest that the degree to which humans are attuned to cues of group membership extends to cues of kinship as assessed by physical appearance, in addition to other cues such as language and cultural markers.
The software matches against the complete name (or the name stem) to determine whether a person is of South Asian origin and attaches appropriate language and religion markers.
They consider Arabic to be an authentic language and a marker of their identity and traditions.
Languages are good markers of cultural groups [19].
For languages with optional markers, analytic (lexical) strategies are more common than inflectional strategies (affixes or clitics).
This programme contains a dictionary of South Asian names that it attempts to match against the complete name, or name stem, in order to provide a list of South Asians, together with a language and religion marker for each person.
