Sentence examples for language of disability from inspiring English sources

Autocorrect is part of the new language of disability inclusion.

I always cringe when I see the language of physical disability and chronic illness being co-opted in an attempt to "rebrand" mental health.

A review of twin studies of language disability reported concordance (the likelihood that one twin will be affected if the other twin is affected) of 75% for monozygotic (MZ, identical) twins and 43% for dizygotic (DZ, fraternal) twins (Stromswold, 2001).

In terms of disability, language has been used to describe our prognosis.

Due to the variability of language disability along the autism spectrum, however, it is likely that impairment may occur along different levels of the language-processing stream for different individuals.

The research assistant was present when patients filled-in the questionnaires in case of disability, comprehension, language or literacy problems, and noted the reason for refusal where relevant.

The extraction of typed dependencies that were most predictive of each class label within the blended model identified co-occurring terms and exact type of cyber hate language - highlighting 'othering' terms for sexual orientation and race, and mockery in the language of hate speech targeting disability.

To be included in the study, the participant had to have a primary diagnosis of Oral Language Disability (OLD) diagnosed by a team of speech-language pathologists, licensed psychologists, and educational diagnosticians at Shelton School and enrolled in the school's specially designed early intervention program.

24 For patients with cancer, this environment includes beliefs about cancer, level of social support, proficiency in host languages, level of literacy, degree of disability, comorbidities, spiritual beliefs, cultural background and economic circumstances.

Instruments to assess the effects of treatment of SAPS, validated in the Dutch language, are: Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (DASH), English Oxford Shoulder Score (DOSS), Dutch Simple Shoulder Test (DSST), and Shoulder Disability Questionnaire (SDQ-NL).

The SF-36 has shown to be a reliable and valid measure of disability in different languages for different pathologies, including WAD [ 16- 23].