Sentence examples similar to a language functioning as from inspiring English sources

Results: in both groups, a significant improvement was found in language functioning as well as in non-verbal functioning.

The language functioned as a community language in Cornwall until a language shift to the English language was completed during the late 18th century.

Both, endogenous catecholamines as well as vagus-derived acetylcholine seem to be part of this universal language, functioning as exquisite fine-tuners of the immune cells during inflammation [11] [14].

It was hypothesized that (a) aphasics would display an increased density of slow wave generators in the damaged (left) hemisphere before training, (b) this density would be reduced in the perilesional zone following language training and (c) there would be an improvement of language functions as evaluated by a standardized language test (Aachen Aphasia Test Battery, AAT) [ 27].

Rather, they are related elements in a network of interrelations whereby the language functions as a whole (as does every language) to construe human experience and to enact human relationships.

Why the donepezil 23 mg/day dose should have a greater effect on language function as compared with the donepezil 10 mg/day dose was not investigated in this analysis.

4. FOOTNOTE (Joseph Cedar) This Israeli film takes what might have been a trivial anecdote — a committee accidentally awards a prize to the wrong scholar — and turns it into a tragicomic opera with a great deal to say about Zionism, academia, family life and the way language functions as a bridge between the sacred and the profane.

Whether the novel's setting and language function as a distraction – its characters with names such as Zilkron of the Arrows, and its fairytale landscapes – is a matter of personal taste; it is certainly a story told with conviction and creative zest.

Revealing insights are given into the manner in which language functions as an instrument of thought.

"Despite heated rhetoric, one side accusing the other of being the tool of outside forces, and the other accusing the other of being extremist, the over-the-top language functioned as an instrument of persuasion in the competition for votes and not an instrument of elimination of the opponent from the competition," she wrote.

The concept of analysing language functions (as opposed to content) was new to most of the PSTs, and Tough's framework provided an accessible way into this idea.