Sentence examples for speech item from inspiring English sources

A speech item was forced into the measure for content validity.

However, when the speech item reaches the preattentive sensory memory and is compared with a generic attentional set containing relevant speech items (such as one's own name), attention can nevertheless be drawn.

while another was deemed to be similar to questions about inner speech (item 21: "Some people sometimes find that when they are alone they talk out loud to themselves").

Therefore, a person with a '3' on the speech item (disutility of 0.33) would lose 6.7% of the overall HRQL compared to a lost of 4.4% with a '3' on recreational activities, assuming all other items being scored as perfect.

In the DES, two items were removed; one clearly overlapped with hallucination proneness and inner speech (item 27: "Some people sometimes find that they hear voices inside their head that tell them to do things or comment on things that they are doing").

Information regarding aphasia was collected at inclusion with the speech item of the Scandinavian Stroke Scale [ 25], which is a determination of the persons' ability in four increments (i. no aphasia ii. limited vocabulary or incoherent speech, iii. more than yes/no, but not longer sentences and iiii. only yes/no or less).

The questionnaire comprises 7 subscales: pain (4 items), swallowing (5 items), senses (2 items), speech (3 items), social eating (4 items), social contact (5 items) and sexuality (2 items).

The Democrats, in essence, were demanding that Mr. Bush explain in detail how he will pay for the priorities he outlined in his speech, items from tax cuts to better schools that he insisted the nation could afford.

Basic features of natural speech production and perception are predicted from this model in a straight forward way: Production of speech items is feedforward and feedback controlled and phoneme realizations vary within perceptually defined regions.

Results: The degree of misfit was acceptable except for the shoulder range of motion (ROM), pain, visuospatial function, and speech items; and the SIAS items could be arranged on a common unidimensional scale.

A "slow" top-down route is the comparison of complex speech items that have passed through grouping and speech-specific processing, with items in an attentional set.