Sentence examples for language were significantly from inspiring English sources

Their studies of the Albanian language were significantly influenced by Meksi's Bible translation.

The mean scores on grammar and receptive language were significantly above the Dutch norm.

For both recall and recognition, ethnicity and language were significantly associated with warning sign score, and age was associated with recognition, but not recall (higher recognition in older groups).

Second, the smaller RGC group, who despite obvious barriers to care such as language, were significantly more likely to have GP registration (58%) and to have made prior contact with a GP about the current illness before attending the A&E/Walk-In Centre.

To illustrate, a survey of 1,262 patients with type 2 diabetes from the Fremantle diabetes study found residents non-fluent in the English language were significantly less likely to attend diabetes education programs and more likely to demonstrate poorer diabetes knowledge scores than those fluent in English [ 11].

The propensity to work increases with the child's age, and children in households where Spanish is the first language are significantly less likely to work than children in households with an indigenous first language.

Similarly, while we did not find that language was significantly associated with differences in folic acid supplementation, language barriers or cultural differences between patient and physician may affect the efficacy of physician counseling and recommendations.

Columns (2) and (4) also condition on occupational controls and even though the estimates on the effect of speaking an Indigenous language are significantly reduced when including occupational controls they are not really affected by the inclusion of the test score.

Language was significantly associated with communication technology, participation location, and recruitment.

In a review of functional brain imaging in relation to language in individuals with, and those at genetic risk of schizophrenia Li et al. [ 2009] concluded that the normal pattern of left hemisphere dominance for language is significantly disturbed.

Moreover, carrying out the CCHS survey in a non-official language was significantly associated with a decreased odds (OR 0.2; 95% CI 0.03-1.7) of reporting extremely stressful life stress for South Asian immigrant populations.