Sentence examples for the effect of the language from inspiring English sources

The effect of the language model is investigated in Table 1 using the OC data.

First and foremost, we study the effect of the language mix of LEP students.

Voluntary cough suppression does not appear to be the primary mechanism of effect since we saw the effect of the speech language pathology program on cough threshold during the treatment programme.

The paper is the first to study the effects of the language distribution of LEP students on the achievement of LEP and non-LEP students, and it is the first to focus on LEP peers in middle school.

The purpose of the present study is to determine the effects of the language curricula designed in compliance with the principles of Representational Systems on the students' listening comprehension achievement with regard to brain dominance.

The purpose of the research is to determine the effects of the language curricula designed in compliance with the principles of representational systems on the students' reading comprehension achievement and their attitudes towards learning English with regard to brain dominance and reading strategies.

Before the storms hit on Saturday, Mike Hudson, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Kansas City, Mo., called the forecast perhaps the "first opportunity" to gauge the effect of the heightened language.

The effect of this language, though, may not be the deterrent that Air Products intends.

The offence is also committed if the effect of the person's language is that someone else will think that immediate violence will be used against them or a violent response provoked.

More precisely, semantically constraining sentences, such as used by Elston-Güttler et al. (2005) are able to eliminate the effects of the nontarget language on item processing (Schwartz and Kroll 2006).

This means in turn that the results of this study should be mostly interpreted with regard to projects with these languages, since we do not know the effect of the use of different general purpose languages on the questions asked.