Sentence examples for verbal access from inspiring English sources
Thereby, the observed relative slowing for multiplicative related triplets under articulatory suppression resulting in a reduced multiplicativity effect cannot be attributed to impaired verbal access to participants' multiplication fact knowledge.
Access might involve controlled attention or it might be more of a passive noticing; it might involve the verbal "captioning" or labeling of experiences or it might involve the kind of non-verbal access that even monkeys have to their mental states.
They can therefore be reexperienced, affording a special mode of non-verbal, affective access to other cultures.
As the Eyes test involves lexical access, verbal abilities were also evaluated: syntactic comprehension was assessed with the Token Test and semantic access from words with the PPTT.
Before any larval sampling was initiated, verbal consent to access compounds and farms was obtained from both administrative officials and residents during local village meetings in all study sites.
A large proportion of these populations have severe communication impairments, with up to 25% being non-verbal (e.g., Access Economics, 2007; Lord, Risi, & Pickles, 2004).
The CI has been devised to allow full access to verbal communication through the perception of phonetic hallmarks.
Participants will be smokers from throughout New Zealand who want to stop smoking, are at least 18 years of age, are able to provide verbal consent, and have access to a telephone.
Assigning a "reporter"—an individual who will report back on their small-group discussion is a simple strategy to provide access to verbal participation for students who would not otherwise volunteer.
Participants will be eligible provided they are at least 18 years of age, have smoked at least 10 cigarettes a day for the past year, want to stop smoking, are able to provide verbal consent and have access to a telephone.
