Sentence examples for may be language from inspiring English sources

Although there may be language differences in the involvement of dorsal left IFG, the present study and previous research suggests developmental and skill-related increases in the engagement of selection mechanisms during lexical processing.

The reason may be found in the degree of adaptation to western culture by the minority groups, which would account for patients keeping to themselves their most private feelings with regard to tradition, culture and religion, or the reason may be language barriers between doctor and patient.

The issue about whether activity in 'classic' Broca's area may be language-specific or related to domain-general cognitive control has been addressed further in a study by Fedorenko et al. (2012).

In the present ERP study the N170 showed sensitivity for the familiarity of word forms suggesting that this sensitivity may be language-dependent, which might also apply for the fMRI results.

"It may not be language, or voice or style that Consumers Union has, in recent years, become accustomed to, but it is part of the roots of the organization".

In more remote areas where many patients are from indigenous groups there may also be language barriers.

This indicates that there may also be language or literacy barriers resulting in low knowledge of malaria.

The other may be another language, learning how to code, learning sign language or it may be another hard skill outside of your major in college that you develop an expertise in - it is the X factor.

It may be the language of happiness that eludes the French rather than the underlying condition.

It may be a language they'll be able to use only at Pokemon conventions, or as a way to irritate their parents.

Finally, as we only include studies written in English, there may be some language bias in our study.