Sentence examples for linguistic procedure from inspiring English sources

For Bolzano, the use of genuine sentential forms is just a convenient linguistic procedure yielding results which can be interpreted in terms of propositions.

His method is innovative: citing Noam Chomsky's theory that a universal grammar underlies all human speech and that an "innate grammatical competence" allows for the creation and understanding of language, Bernstein proposes that music might be analyzed not with the conventional tools of music theory but by using linguistic procedures.

4 A linguistic validation procedure produced a French version of the GFQ using the same procedure as the Dutch team, 5 6 as described in the article presenting the questionnaire.

The translation process was performed according to a standardized, internationally recognized linguistic validation procedure of translation and back-translation [ 11].

A French version of the GFQ is available following a linguistic validation procedure.

The careful linguistic validation procedure makes it appropriate for research across countries.

4 A linguistic validation procedure was performed to obtain an English version of the questionnaire.

Cognitive debriefing includes a linguistic validation procedure to "assess the clarity, intelligibility, appropriateness, and cultural relevance of the target language version to the target population" [ 71] (p. 47).

For this publication and to allow a broad application of the Dutch-language questionnaire we translated the questionnaire into American-English using a formal linguistic validation procedure [ 38].

It was further translated and adapted into 11 different country-specific versions following recommended linguistic validation procedures that included forward and backward translations by native speakers [ 12].

Further details about our, linguistic validation procedures, data and methodology are available., Our 28-item survey, that was conducted in a uniform manner in all countries, comprised six sections: (i) socio-demographics; end-of-life care preferences and priorities regarding (ii) information; (iii) care options; (iv) symptoms and problems; (v) decision-making; and (vi) preferred place of death.