Sentence examples for language p from inspiring English sources

(Kripke, "Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language," p. 5, Harvard University Press, 1982).

We found no cocaine effects on inhibitory control, working memory, or receptive language (p = 0.18).

Their marks do not fully reflect their knowledge of second language" (p. 2).

See Michael Ayers Lockee, vol. II, pp. 67 98; Paul Guyer's "Locke's Philosophy of Language," p. 133.

Walker (1984) noted "Social and political change is both reflected in and constituted by language" (p. 185).

Children with perinatal stroke also showed significant deficits on tests of verbal memory (p = 0.041), receptive language (p = 0.011), verbal fluency (p = 0.019), and visual attention (p = 0.011), compared with their unaffected co-twins.

"The physical language Ping brings to this piece adds clarity and sharpness," said Michael Rohd, 36, a co-writer of the script, who plays both Edmund Dene Morel, a daring whistleblower, and Marlow, Conrad's narrator.

Significant differences were found between the sexually experienced and abstinent groups with regards to English language literacy (p < 0.001), use of alcohol (p < 0.001), attitude toward premarital sex (p < 0.001), radio exposure (p = 0.002), television exposure (p = 0.006) and region (p < 0.001) (Table 4a).

Polygenic risk for ADHD was also negatively associated with pragmatic language abilities (p =.037) but not with social cognition (p =.43).

Every 10 days of fever in the first year of life correlated with a 1.1 mean reduction in language scores (p = 0.02) and a 1.7 mean reduction in motor scores at 12 months of age (p = 0.001).

GWAS identified GLI3 (GLI family zinc finger 3) as significantly associated with language performance (p < 5 × 10−8).