Sentence examples for variable language from inspiring English sources

The global variable LANGUAGE is a string.

Since the variable "language proficiency" is not available in all years, we include a dummy variable for good language proficiency only in specification (6).

In cases where studies reported correlation coefficients separately by age, gender, outcome variable, language dominance and geographic locations, the datasets in those studies were further divided into independent subsets for further meta-analysis.

This is exacerbated by the high turnover and variable language skills among the lowest level workers.

Scoring problems in this case were a product of students' highly variable language use.

An earlier CQI evidence review 7 also identified the issue of variable language use and reporting.

A strength of our study is that, to the best of our knowledge, this was the first study to address family satisfaction in a multicultural community, with variable languages and religions.

For the dependent variable 'usability', a small non-significant interaction (F 1,22) = 2.8, P < 0.07) was found between the independent variables language proficiency, system and traffic density.

In the third model, we added the possible explanatory variables language proficiency, health literacy, education and religion.

The following variables were used in the additional analysis as migration-related variables: language spoken at home ("Swedish"/"Other"), and years in Sweden ("1 5", "6 10", "11 19", or "> 20").

Two demographic variables (language of correspondence and geographic region: Western Canada, Ontario, Quebec, Eastern Canada) were used to examine the possibility of non-response bias.