Sentence examples for Language reorganization from inspiring English sources

In the setting of a chronic seizure disorder, clinical variables have been shown to contribute to cerebral language reorganization underscoring the need for language lateralization and localization procedures.

We focused on a unique cohort of young brain damaged patients with aphasiogenic lesions occurring after normal language acquisition, in order to maximize the potential of plasticity for language reorganization following brain damage.

The results are discussed in the framework of the current debates of language reorganization in focal epilepsy.

This assumption is in agreement with the findings by Billingsley et al. [9], showing that language reorganization in patients is mainly revealed by a semantic task, whereas a phonological task results in more specific prefrontal activation.

The debate surrounding the Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) is more than just language reorganization, as the consequences extend to implications on the ground, the future of war and the means to strike.

Several neuroimaging studies have examined language reorganization in stroke patients with aphasia.

These 135 feature subsets were combinations of the ROIs reflecting plausible patterns of language organization and reorganization based on literature results [3, 41, 42].

Had she been smart enough to garb her administration in the traditional language of political "reorganization" and soft-pedaled her attempts to curate at the library, perhaps the Wasilla citizens who talked to McGinniss would remember her with the kind of grudging respect some New Yorkers extend to Rudy Giuliani, another pushy, imperious and tone-deaf politician.

This result can be discussed in the framework of current debates on language representation and reorganization in focal epilepsy [3].

Our result reflects reorganization of language networks in the predominant left hemisphere for language [4], and this can be considered as a specific 'atypical' profile of language representation.

In this chapter we review the evidence for reorganization of language function after injury, the role it plays in the recovery of language following brain damage, and how knowledge of the mechanisms of recovery will allow design of more effective methods of rehabilitation.