Searching PubMed for “English” and checking full-text availability…
for “English” · Showing 8,241–8,260 · 3154 ms
Wolman C·American journal of psychotherapy
Abstract not available
Klatt D H·The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Abstract not available
Dunn-Rankin P, Leton D A, Shelton V F·Perceptual and motor skills
Abstract not available
Grimm W A·The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Abstract not available
SALZINGER K, PORTNOY S, FELDMAN R S·Journal of experimental psychology
Abstract not available
KEEVIL J J·Bulletin of the history of medicine
Abstract not available
JABLONSKI S·Bulletin of the Medical Library Association
Abstract not available
DUNSFORD I, ASPINALL P·Annals of eugenics
Abstract not available
LANDAU J, ECKERLING B, POLISHUK Z·Harefuah
Abstract not available
WILLIAMS O B, ENGLISH J D·Journal of bacteriology
Abstract not available
BEDWELL C E A·The Medico-legal journal
Abstract not available
Macpherson John·Edinburgh medical journal
Abstract not available
Wolf Ethan C, Hall Marissa G, Schillinger Dean, +5 more·American journal of preventive medicine
INTRODUCTION: A policy requiring front-of-package added-sugar warning labels has the potential to improve dietary patterns in the U.S. However, because such a policy would require English labels, the labels may not be equally effective among individuals with varying English proficiency. One potential way to increase th…
Paudel Susan, Veitch Jenny, Mishra Gita D, +2 more·Child: care, health and development
BACKGROUND: Limited evidence suggests inequality in the prevalence of physical activity and screen time for children of non-English-speaking backgrounds (NESB). However, factors associated with these behaviours are understudied. This study identified the prevalence and correlates of meeting guidelines (physical activit…
Gamboa Jakob E, Nofal Sarah S, Pattee Jack, +2 more·Journal of perianesthesia nursing : official journal of the American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses
PURPOSE: To determine if language-based disparities in postoperative pain management exist in women undergoing gynecologic surgery. DESIGN: A retrospective cohort study was performed. METHODS: The electronic medical records were reviewed of individuals, aged 18 to 80, who underwent an abdominal hysterectomy between 2…
Jordan Andrew N, Anning Christine, Wilkes Lindsay, +7 more·Health and quality of life outcomes
BACKGROUND: Hypertension is a highly prevalent condition, with optimal treatment to BP targets conferring significant gains in terms of cardiovascular outcomes. Understanding why some patients do not achieve BP targets would be enhanced through greater understanding of their health-related quality of life (HRQoL). Howe…
Kloehn Nicholas, Leroy Gondy, Kauchak David, +4 more·Journal of medical Internet research
BACKGROUND: While health literacy is important for people to maintain good health and manage diseases, medical educational texts are often written beyond the reading level of the average individual. To mitigate this disconnect, text simplification research provides methods to increase readability and, therefore, compre…
August Kristin J, Sorkin Dara H·Journal of general internal medicine
BACKGROUND: Differences in health behaviors may be important contributors to racial/ethnic disparities in the health status of adults. Studies to date have not compared whether there are health behavior differences in exercise and dietary behaviors among middle-age and older adults in the four largest racial/ethnic cat…
Hou Renhui, Chen Shifa, Qi Dongdong·Journal of psycholinguistic research
Cross-linguistic influence (CLI) is widely acknowledged to be bidirectional; however, empirical evidence concerning L2-to-L1 effects on cognitive processing remains limited. Drawing on the notion of progressive aspect saliency, which distinguishes languages by the degree of grammaticalization of ongoingness, the presen…
Wang You, Han Dong·Scientific reports
Teaching English to large and varied student populations has made adaptive, learner-aware resource recommendation a pressing need, yet most deployed systems still lean on collaborative filtering or content heuristics that read learners only at the surface. Such systems tend to stumble in four recurring ways: they miss…