Sentence examples for language status of from inspiring English sources

The language status of the citing journal was assessed as defined by Web of Science.

At follow-up, expressive language was tested with the two production subtests of the SETK 3 5, a standardised and norm-referenced instrument to examine the language status of German speaking preschool children (reliability coefficients 0.62 0.86).

27 At pretest, children were tested with the widely used developmental language test for 2-year-old children (SETK-2), a standardised and norm-referenced instrument to examine the language status of German speaking children.

The main criticisms in the quality of life studies available are: in the design of studies the sample calculation is based on OS and not on HRQOL scores and each study selects some arbitrary scales to analyze and none make any comment about cognitive or language status of patients and their ability to understand the questionnaires.

Other "dialects" also are fighting for "language" status on the basis of their written traditions or the active promotion of their use in writing.

Where appropriate, the quotes have been adapted to account for the second-language status of English in many of the participating countries.

A particularly difficult area of language status policy is that of reversing language shift, particularly so if such policy is undertaken only when intergenerational mother-tongue transmission has become relatively rare.

We studied all available parents and siblings (regardless of their language status) as well as subsets of only affected or only unaffected relatives.

In addition, it is important that we distinguish between rehabilitation research outcome measures and the measurement of language status as might be used in a clinical setting to assess language profile (inclusive of multilingualism where relevant).

Neither a main effect of language status, nor a music by language status interaction was found.

Similar to before, there was neither a main effect of language status, nor an interaction between musician and language status (ps > 0.58).