Participants had an early symptom response to the speech language pathology program that was further improved upon throughout subsequent treatment sessions.
Many local authorities opposed giving Welsh prominence on signs in their response to the Welsh language commissioner's standards investigation.
In response to the new language, U.S. District Judge Thomas Schroeder set aside any argument over the voter ID provision for a later hearing. .
I ask him, too, for his response to the somewhat religious language (references to the "spirit", the "fallen" and "sacrifice" for example) that have imbued the public conversation, especially among political and commemoration leaders, about Anzac.
Although Collins and Principal Deputy NIH Director Lawrence Tabak declined to be interviewed about NIH's response to the new congressional language, Collins was surprisingly candid last fall about the state of science education at NIH during a meeting with an outside panel that advises him on management policies.
In addition, learners discuss the reasons for language and intercultural features as well as their personal response to those language and intercultural features.
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Furthermore, the response to the syntactic violation in language, known as early left anterior negativity (ELAN [53]), was found to be modulated by the manipulation of the probability [54].
Her decision to abandon her usual no-comment mode in favor of a passionate, almost teary response to the allegation of anti-Semitic language was a sound one.
Look up the criminal injuries compensation tariff for serious brain damage "with no useful physical movement, significant effect on the senses … little or no meaningful response to the environment, little or no language function, double incontinence and the need for full-time nursing care".
