Sentence examples for concomitant speech from inspiring English sources

There were 99 children enrolled at the school, of whom 61 met the inclusion criteria of severe SLI with/without concomitant speech impairment.

As a result, the diagnosed concomitant speech disorders in our subjects involved apraxia of speech (n = 15), dysarthria (n = 2) and dysphagia (n = 2).

It should be noted that the patients were considered 'non-fluent' based on the typological classifications as indicated by the aphasia test (global or Broca's aphasia), not based on the concomitant speech disorders.

Therefore, the final group of children exhibited severe SLI with/without concomitant speech impairment, where expressive and/or receptive language proficiency scores fell greater than 2SD below the test mean.

Semantic variant PPA or SD presents with impaired comprehension and conceptual knowledge with concomitant development of anomia, while speech production is spared [ 59, 109, 151].

This meta-analysis analyzes the extant empirical literature for PECS relative to targeted (functional communication) and non-targeted concomitant outcomes (behavior, social skills, and speech) for learners with autism, learners with autism and intellectual disabilities and those with autism and multiple disabilities.

We describe an illusion in which a stranger's voice, when presented as the auditory concomitant of a participant's own speech, is perceived as a modified version of their own voice.

There was also a trend toward greater improvement in three other attributes in the no concomitant heparin subgroup, namely patient mobility, communication and speech, and patient energy level.

These observations and our tractography data suggest that damage to the motor speech networks – corticobulbar and corticospinal tracts – can be concomitant with damage to other language networks involved in initiation, word retrieval, and semantic knowledge.

In noise-vocoded speech, using more channels results in greater spectral detail and concomitant increases in intelligibility.

"The normal rule of thumb by which a certain increase in the gross domestic product would produce a concomitant increase in jobs does not appear to apply," Representative Barney Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat, declared in a speech before the House last month.