Sentence examples for tests of the language from inspiring English sources

"In other studies, with other software packages, we were able to use oral tests," he told me, referring to comparable tests of the language applications Rosetta Stone and Busuu.

"In other studies, with other software packages, we were able to use oral tests," he told me, referring to comparable tests of the language applications Rosetta Stone and Busuu.

The work therefore provides a richer test of the language than previous comparative studies and allows us to examine the advantages of specialised approaches to guideline modelling, such as PROforma, in the context of a realistic software engineering project.

Listening test scores (diagnostic rhyme tests, phonemically balanced word tests and phonemically balanced sentence tests) of the four languages were compared under four room acoustic conditions defined by their speech transmission index (STI = 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8).

However, if we use the frequencies of self-reported language impairment in the two groups to derive expected frequencies, and test the frequencies obtained using direct tests of language, the difference between observed and expected frequencies is not significant in a chi-square test; χ = 1.74, df = 1, P = 0.18.

Similar results were seen for the tests of expressive language on the EVT-2, with a low mean standard score in the pretest results (M = 78.8, SD = 19.5) and a large increase over 6 months for both treatment and control groups (M = 85.6, SD = 15.0).

Back translation methodology was followed with three independent translators, along with a test of the target language version with monolingual subjects [ 32].

The psychologists at King's College London, led by Dr Tim Rakow, tested different versions of the language and layout on large groups of volunteers in a formal way to help us decide between options where there were different suggestions.

The performance between in-domain and out-of-domain language models is summarized in the Table 5. Model perplexity evaluated on a development data set was used for testing the quality of the language models.

French law gives two tests of assimilation: knowledge of the language and absence of a criminal record.

This paper focuses the translation and psychometric testing of the Norwegian-language version of the Risk Assessment Pressure Sore (RAPS) scale.