Sentence examples for resident language from inspiring English sources

As the resident language expert on our product design team, naming things is part of my job.

From one perspective however, it may be argued that the similarities found across the 2 national samples were high regardless of the different composition of samples and adoption of the resident language of the participants.

Thus to become aware of the metaphorical and narrative resources resident in language is to see that, notwithstanding the many rules and codes that govern language usage, it is always able to be used creatively, to produce new meanings.

Possible explanations for this might be that ratings are influenced by cultural beliefs and assumptions about care for older people and people with dementia, or that communication is more effective where staff are native speakers of the resident's language.

Recent research has drawn attention to differences in the writing produced by international second-language writers and U.S. resident second-language writers, with implications for placement into college writing courses.

Additionally, participants of the Latino communities perceived that residents faced language and cultural barriers as well as lack of legal status which kept residents from being healthy.

GHEs may increase residents' foreign language proficiency and thereby improve communication skills for use in their clinical practice back home (Fig. 1, M 18, 20).

Findings can assist writing program administrators, placement test administrators, and writing instructors who need to accommodate both international and resident second-language learners.

The study's findings call into question placement decisions for resident second-language writers, as well as the value of relying on differences in grammatical errors to distinguish the two groups.

For example, the interpersonal relationship between residents with dementia and the nurses in our study was characterized by sensitivity in verbal and non-verbal communication, as the nurses emphasized the importance of observing residents' body language.

28 Eight per cent of residents speak languages other than English and 4.6% of residents are of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin.