Sentence examples for relevance of language from inspiring English sources

Similar to CBT, ACT acknowledges the relevance of language and cognition in psychopathology and psychotherapy, but ACT does not consider thoughts and beliefs to directly cause other behaviours.

Opinions on the relevance of language bias differ; a study published in 1997 comparing English and German-language publications concluded that English-language bias may be introduced in systematic reviews if they include only trials reported in English [ 33].

Country of birth was classified into two groups: non-English speaking countries and other, because of the relevance of language to use of health services and to correspond to the assumption in the hypothetical situations that the prevalence of the risk factor is less than a half.

Relations other than hyponymy that have been targeted, of relevance to language understanding, include part-of relations, causal relations, and telic relations (such as that the use of milk is to drink it).

With this in mind and understanding the relevance of visual languages specially at the design level, we present in this paper a graphical model using hyperedge replacement systems as a formal model to represent styles and their reconfigurations.

We then present a formal description of the relevance predicting process and discuss four strategies that make use of page contents, anchor texts, URL addresses and link types of Web pages, respectively, to evaluate the relevance more accurately, in which we propose a particular strategy using Chinese URL addresses to estimate the relevance of cross-language Web pages.

Still, "this is the first clear identification" of a gene "with direct relevance for language ability," says geneticist Svante Pääbo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.

The popularity and relevance of the English language has made foreign language education a mainstream endeavor around the globe (Dixon et al. 2012; Hu 2007).

Further research into chimpanzee vocal behaviour may provide more evidence for continuity between elements of monkey and human vocal communication with considerable relevance for theories of language evolution.

Or is it more important that behavioural relevance, the practising of language used in action contexts and everyday language settings, is guaranteed?

But the experiment's relevance to language is likely to be a matter of dispute.