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eloqüència Fluency (also called volubility and eloquency) is the property of a person or of a system that delivers information quickly and with expertise.
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Controlling for differences in IQ, the shared deficit in verbal fluency disappeared.
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During the active treatment period, HRQoL and verbal fluency improved significantly.
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Dietary folate was also protective against a decline in verbal fluency.
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Poor verbal fluency was related to a poor social outcome in euthymic patients.
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Treatment with olanzapine was also associated with a statistically significant improvement in verbal fluency.
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Find your Tandem partner, start chatting, and speak your way to fluency!
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It is history, our forgotten history, written with fluency, diligence and wisdom.
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So, having these digital fluency skills in your toolbox becomes absolutely essential.
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The effect would be an increase in fluency and hopefully fewer accidents.
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The words followed each other with greater fluency and in richer abundance.
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The fluency and softness of the water are thus described by Lucretius:-
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It's caught Fred so well -the fluency of his action especially.
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But her fluency as a performer in her own work is striking.
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They are designed to measure attention, memory, fluency, language and spatial performance.
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Both deliver Schiller's corrugated arguments with the passionate fluency of ideal politicians.
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Such exercises encourage the classification of facts and stimulate fluency of expression.
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The general characteristics of his Muse are fluency, fancy, melody, and sensibility.
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Controlling for differences in IQ, the shared deficit in verbal fluency disappeared.
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Plenty of contemporary accounts admired his adroitness, sureness, strength, fluency and tone.
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Celtic generally lacked the fluency they had shown in swatting aside Cluj.
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It was Blackpool's 17th goal in five games, hinting at their fluency.
