Search Results - "Ning, Chunyan"

New language outcome measures for Mandarin speaking children with hearing loss by Liu, Xueman, de Villiers, Jill, Lee, Wendy, Ning, Chunyan, Rolfhus, Eric, Hutchings, Teresa, Jiang, Fan, Zhang, Yiwen

“…Objective:The paper discusses recent evidence on the assessment of language outcomes in children with hearing loss acquiring oral language.Methods:Research…”
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Research to Establish the Validity, Reliability, and Clinical Utility of a Comprehensive Language Assessment of Mandarin by Liu, Xueman Lucy, de Villiers, Jill, Ning, Chunyan, Rolfhus, Eric, Hutchings, Teresa, Lee, Wendy, Jiang, Fan, Zhang, Yi Wen

“…Purpose: With no existing gold standard for comparison, challenges arise for establishing the validity of a new standardized Mandarin language assessment…”
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The Characteristics of Spontaneous Language in Young Children Identified as Language Delayed in Mandarin by Liu, Xueman Lucy, Ning, Chunyan, de Villiers, Jill, Lee, Wendy, Rolfhus, Eric, Hutchings, Teresa, Jiang, Fan, Zhang, Yiwen

“…Background: Little is known about the spontaneous speech characteristics of young children with language delay in Mandarin, relative to their peers. Until the…”
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The Acquisition of Exhaustive Pairing in Multiple Wh-Questions in Mandarin by de Villiers, Jill, Ning, Chunyan, Liu, Xueman Lucy, Zhang, Yi Wen, Jiang, Fan

“…The comprehension of paired wh-questions is examined in child Mandarin, to compare the age of acquisition with that of children speaking European languages…”
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Study on the Typical Business Model of Clean Energy Utilization System Based on Flexible Resources by Wang, Weizhou, Li, Yaxin, Dong, Xiaoyang, Chang, Hong, Yang, Junting, Ma, Xiping, Dong, Yanjun, Ning, Chunyan

“…Under the background of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals and energy Internet, the grid connection of a high proportion of clean energy generating…”
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The overt syntax of relativization and topicalization in Chinese by Ning, Chunyan

“…There is an asymmetry between primary adjunct relatives and secondary adjunct relatives and an asymmetry between adjunct relatives and adjunct topic…”
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The overt syntax of relativization and topicalization in Chinese by Ning, Chunyan

“…There is an asymmetry between primary adjunct relatives and secondary adjunct relatives and an asymmetry between adjunct relatives and adjunct topic…”
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