Sentence examples for responses and language from inspiring English sources

In addition, viscerosensation like nausea and "buzzing in the abdomen" was recorded while motor association responses, auditory responses, vestibular responses and language or speech responses occurred less frequently (Nguyen et al. 2009).

Studies using telephone, postal or internet questionnaires were excluded, as were those using document analysis, quantitative patient-reported measures, simple counts of patient responses, and language analysis presented as quantitative results.

Often, Mahmoud Kalari's camera (with more steadiness than the handheld immediacy of A Separation) catches her listening as others speak, her facial responses and body language never overplayed, yet requiring no subtitles.

We transcribed interviews and reviewed responses to identify and remove duplicate responses, and standardize language.

Some previous studies have reported correlations between MMN responses and clinical language functions (Ilvonen et al. 2003; Wertz et al. 1998) but after correction for multiple comparisons we did not find significant effects in any of the time windows.

Make sure you pay particularly close attention to the person's responses and body language to get a sense if you're over-stepping it into creeper territory.

Each response was translated by a bilingual (language of response and Japanese language) graduate student of the respective culture, paying special attention to verbal nuances and nonverbal cues.

Criminologist Jo-Ellan Dimitrius used surveys to determine the ideal defense juror demographic (black women) and analyzed and judged the prospective jurors' answers to a questionnaire and response and body language during voir dire (the stage of jury selection where lawyers are permitted to directly question the jury).

The book is divided into five parts: Setting the Stage by Dividing Space; Peace and War; Young and Old; Danger and Response; and Religion, Language and Health.

Be attentive to your cat's response and body language.

The dominant dorsal anterior insula, in contrast, activates in response to speech and language fluency tasks (Mutschler et al. 2009) and lesions in the nearby dorsal mid-insula produce speech apraxia (Ackermann and Riecker 2004; Dronkers 1996).