Sentence examples for language relative to from inspiring English sources

Hence, for the language-behavior explanation of Mestizo-Indigenous income inequality to hold, it would have to be the case that every Indigenous language family-group has a s-FTR language relative to Spanish.

In brief, this procedure calculates the number of left and right hemisphere voxels activated for language relative to baseline, at a range of different statistical thresholds.

This is when most of us speak a common dialect incorporating language specific terminology relative to each event.

However, there was increased intensity of activation in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex for switching between languages relative to no-switching, an effect which was not observed for naming of actions or objects in English.

The direction of the association was inconsistent for 'Other languages' relative to 'German' (Tables  2, 3, 4, 5 and 6).> -wrap-foot> OR indicates the odds ratio compared to the reference group, CI indicates 95%% confidence interval, Pseudo R 2 squared for logistic regression, N absolute frequency of participating persons.

We found these regions were more activated for pseudowords and irregular words relative to regular words, whereas other studies have observed activation in the same regions for second relative to first language processing (Klein et al. 1999; Xue et al. 2004).

Fritz Mauthner, a founder of linguistic analysis, set forth a skepticism according to which there are no objective connections between language and the world; word meaning in a language is relative to its users and thus subjective.

All patient groups were significantly impaired on language measures relative to controls.

There is evidence that male children were at higher risk for delayed language development relative to female children.

The other tests have been added to obtain a more complete picture of these children's language skills, relative to the control group.

In our study there was evidence that male children were at higher risk for delayed language development relative to female children.