Sentence examples for language size from inspiring English sources

This measure can be easily calculated for each article, irrespective of the language, size, and length of its history.

To test the effect of confounders inherent to a cross-cultural comparison, additional predictor variables added to the model were country of origin, publishing language, size, presence of an international editorial board, and extent of international authorship (defined in Table 1).

We included randomised controlled trials regardless of their publication status, language, size, or duration of follow-up.

Evolved perhaps before consciousness itself, it is the realm responsible for such indispensable cognitive skills as acquiring language, sizing up situations quickly, detecting signs of danger, sussing out relationships -- skills that everyone uses every day without even realizing it.

In our analysis of the standardised mean difference effect sizes, we will consider an effect to be clinically relevant, irrespective of statistical significance, by transforming the standardised mean difference effect sizes into common language effect sizes.

These include the result's title and description, plus other less useful things such as its language, file size, and position among all the results.

Moreover, every book collector has their own unique system for organizing their volumes -- by author, subject, binding, jacket, language, date, size, circumstance, and intuition.

41 RCTs will be included in this review with no restriction of language, sample size or blinding.

In addition, standard demographic parameters (gender, age, first language, family size, parents' educational background), comorbidities, and information on concomitant treatment will be recorded.

Health care utilization among non-Kenyan participants did not differ significantly based on the caretaker's age, gender, language, household size, and the age of the sick person.

No restrictions were made for language, sample size or period of study, and we included all studies that included children and young people up to age 21.