In "La victoire" he even imagines a new, improved language, made of nothing but consonants, of raucous throat noise and "labial farts", that would issue forth accompanied by gobs of spit (not "postilions" - a rare error of this translation).
The identification of a correlation between improved language outcome and activation in dorsal ACC/SFG in aphasic patients is in keeping with results published by Raboyeau et al. (2008) and a recent study of our own (Brownsett et al., 2014).
His parents hoped that music would "prove to be a good medium for improved language," for both following directions and communicating his desires.
In 1996, Merzenich and his peers had started a company called Scientific Learning in which neuroplastic research had been used to develop a computer training program called Fast ForWord that offered seven brain exercises that improved language impairments and learning disabilities in children.
31 Data from this analysis showed that, after 24 weeks of treatment, donepezil 23 mg/day was associated with improved language function, whereas donepezil 10 mg/day was associated with a decline in language function.
Academic outcomes: Global learning, incorporating service-learning experiences into writing and research; acquiring new or improved language and communication skills.
Social environments may also promote general traits that enhance social or moral behavioral abilities, such as improved language skills ("reading" emotions, interpreting signals, articulating needs, etc)., perceptual skills in differentiating group members, or memory.
The primary aim was to evaluate the effects of intervention and determine the neural correlates of electrical stimulation with and without spelling interventions that may lead to improved language outcomes.
Finally, both Fisheries and Forestry are focusing on improved language coverage.
We have previously shown that early confirmation is related to improved language ability in children with PCHI.
AG has also strengthened resources in other selected, high-priority technical areas, and for improved language coverage in publications and meetings.
