Sentence examples for been linked to language from inspiring English sources

One strand of modern human DNA found in the Altai Neanderthal involved a gene called FOXP2 which has been linked to language development, but Castellano said it was too early to say whether Neanderthals benefited from the DNA.

In the brains of five boys and five girls, they analyzed the amount of FOXP2 protein in part of the left frontal cortex called Brodmann area 44, which has been linked to language in humans.

Firstly, WM integrity (Floel, de Vries, Scholz, Breitenstein, & Johansen-Berg, 2009) and laterality (Catani et al., 2007) have already been linked to language processing.

As demographic factors like age at implantation and duration of experience with the CI have been linked to language development in implanted children (Boons et al., 2012; Szagun & Stumper, 2012), we expected that the difference in scores between parental evaluation of NH and CI children would vary systematically with these factors.

FOXP2 is also implicated in the etiological pathways of ASD through its target genes MET (Mukamel et al. 2011) and CNTNAP2 (Vernes et al. 2008), although CNTNAP2 has also been linked to language impairment where there is no diagnosis of ASD (Vernes et al. 2008).

The low degree of labour mobility across EU countries as compared with US states can be linked to language and cultural differences, largely heterogeneous policy contexts, notably concerning the labour market and fiscal and social welfare policies.

With the exception of Dravidian, which origin and relatedness to other language phyla is obscure, all the language families in India can be linked to language families spoken in different regions of Eurasia.

Elsewhere, it has been shown that FOXP2 directly regulates CNTNAP2, mutations in which, like FOXP2, were found to be linked to language impairment (Vernes et al. 2008), the autism candidate gene MET, involved in neuronal differentiation (Mukamel et al. 2011) as well as the schizophrenia susceptibility gene Disrupted in schizophrenia 1 (DinC1) in HEK293 cells (76).

The gene first attracted wide attention in 2001 when it was linked to speech and language disorders (ScienceNOW, 3 October 2001).

For verbal tasks, more mature patterns in Broca's area, which is linked to speech and language, predicted better verbal test scores in children.

The harmonic regularity, which represents the elementary postulate for the comprehension process, has been linked to questions of language and its relation to the world.