Sentence examples for with further language from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Saur et al. (2006) found bilateral activity associated with improved performance in the subacute stage after stroke, followed by a return to a dominant left-hemisphere system in the chronic stage that was associated with further language improvement.

In order to interpret performance we identified the nature of costs and benefits associated with acquiring a further language in unimpaired bilingual controls.

However, even in such cases, the GPL expects that students will, upon consultation with their advisors, decide if further language study is necessary for the successful completion of the dissertation.

With translation of the questionnaire into further languages, additional modifications or simplification may also be required in order to maximise comparability between the translated versions.

Translations into further languages are being prepared.

If we look at something as universal as the range of colours, 21 languages have distinct words for black, red and white only; eight have those colours plus green; then the sequence in which additional colours are brought into languages is yellow, with a further 18 languages, then blue (with six) and finally brown (with seven).

However, many of the comments by those sharing the petition on Twitter have used offensive and sexist language, with further abuse in more private Facebook postings.

With further progress in natural-language processing and an ever-growing database of tagged fact checks, FactStream will be able to hear the claim and find the tagged fact checks all by itself.

The last single - the one with Akon - was so riddled with cusswords it had to be released with two different titles, and now here's Kid Cudi soiling an otherwise very perky re-tread of Fatboy Slim's 'Right Here, Right Now' with further trips around the English language's swearier back alleys.

Eligible women are given an invitation package which contains: (i) a leaflet explaining the purpose of the study and inviting women to take part; (ii) a plain language statement with further detail about the study and study consent forms; (iii) a sheet for recording contact details and, (iv) the first study questionnaire (Q1).

This paper deals with further development of a graphical specification language resembling timing-diagrams and allowing specification of partially ordered events in input and output signals.