Sentence examples for language variance from inspiring English sources

Given that the corpus callosum is particularly vulnerable to shearing and stretching during TBI (both acutely and chronically, Ewing-Cobbs et al., 2008; Wang et al., 2011; Wu et al., 2011), we also investigated whether damage to this tract could explain some of the language variance in our sample.

G-theory extends classic test theory by recognizing and estimating the magnitudes of the multiple sources (facets in G-theory language) of variance.

I believe that Weiner is correct that Hamilton's "irreconcilable variance" language suggests an expectation on his part that judges would apply a presumption of constitutionality.

With a little tweaking, they could easily serve as a defense of The Lord of the Rings against charges that its high sounding language was at variance with the 'juvenile' plot".

This suggests that knowledge of formulaic sequences helps to explain 67% of the variance in language learners' language proficiency.

The subscripts "b" and "w" are motivated by "between-group" and "within-group" variances - language common to the analysis of variance formulation of regression [ 9].

These three statistics are designed to measure the "variance" in language exposure in the classroom.

The scores have been normalized according to the number of occurrence of each language and to the variance of each listener's answers, as suggested in [69].

Comparable figures for mothers and fathers of monolingual children were 12.63 (SD  = 3.28) and 13.00 (SD  = 3.00) A 2 (parents) X 2 (age groups) X 2 (language groups) analysis of variance on years of education yielded no significant main or interaction effects, F's(1,73) ≤2.17, p's≥0.15, η2≤0.029.

This patient population displays high variance in language performance.

(ii) How many independent sources of variance of language abilities underlie the differences between SLI, dyslexia and control children?