Sentence examples for linguistic screening from inspiring English sources
As for the Internet, the growth of trademarked Web addresses or Web sites is exponential, said Delphine Parlier, a founder and partner in Quensis, a company in Paris that goes through the process of choosing a name at the same time that it does the legal, cultural and linguistic screening.
Our future tool will also automatically simplify needlessly complicated laws, contracts, and linguistic smoke screens.
Recent tests on simulated data have shown how crucial it is to screen the linguistic data carefully before applying quantitative analyses 51.
While they used instruments such as PPVT III, Catell Intelligence task, Digit Span tasks, we used the screening and the linguistic background questionnaires (Zimmer and Bonini 2008).
The moral maze he inhabits is accompanied by a linguistic one, a confounding smoke screen of unfinished sentences — a sort of syntactical stuttering — in which the word "whatever" suffices to stonewall any attempt he makes to think himself out of it.
The examiner started each interview with a participant signing a Free and Informed Consent Form, followed by a Screening Questionnaire and a Linguistic Background Questionnaire (Zimmer and Bonini 2008), to be answered orally, question by question.
The needs assessment identified cultural and linguistic issues that affected breast cancer screening.
The GPs very rarely used the screening instrument (HAD) as linguistic difficulties and problems in fully understanding the answers created interpreting difficulties.
We apply the 'Objective Language Criteria Test' (BLOC-Screening) to evaluate their linguistic development and the 'Autoevaluative Multifactorial Child Adaptation Test' (TAMAI) to determine educational style.
This supports previously findings of linguistic barriers to care and low cancer screening rates among Chinese Americans with LEP 52 54 with further insight about the additional burden of low health literacy.
In addition to documented socioeconomic and financial barriers, our findings suggest institutional, cultural, and linguistic barriers for Asian-American women meeting mammography screening recommendations.
