In a speech at the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference in Monterey, Calif., Kennedy asserted that the authors intentionally used general language so that guiding principles could steer lawmakers tackling present-day issues.
Although interpreters are increasingly used in health care, most communication between health professionals and patients takes place without such assistance and is, therefore, prone to misunderstandings and is limited in its potential for deeper discussion and more extensive explanations using general language.
Because some observables use very general language, in order to provide more information at a glance for users we substitute additional phenotype properties in the phrase shown for those observables on the Locus Summary.
Computers process information using their own general language, which is able to complete calculations as complex and diverse as statistical analyses and determinations of enzymatically controlled reaction rates.
The lexically simple terms might present some morphological characteristics that differentiate them from the lexical units, which are used in the general language or in a specialized domain.
Regarding simple lexical terms, the difficulties are mainly related to the identification of candidates with no morphological marks of specificity that indicate the terminological potential, i.e., candidates that are also used in the general language by a non-expert.
Standardized batteries were used to test general language and neuropsychological abilities in our patients (see Table 1).
Mr. O'Neill, who earlier this week described the decision by European antitrust regulators as "off the wall," used gentler and more general language today.
The standardized Italian version of the Aachen Aphasia Test (AAT) was used to describe patients' general language performance and the severity of anomia.
