Sentence examples for decreased language from inspiring English sources

Some studies have found decreased language skills in twins when compared to singletons [ 53].

If there is reduced connectivity between these regions, it would explain the resultant deficits observed (Casanova et al, 2006) as the resulting decrease in joint attention could lead to decreased language ability and social behaviour (Geschwind & Levitt, 2007).

In contrast, Zumach et al. found in a cohort study of 65 children that OM in early childhood was associated with hearing impairment, which decreased language comprehension and language skills at age 2, but not at age 7 [ 11].

However, there was a mean decrease from baseline in adaptive fine motor skills (0.6% decrease), language skills (2.3% decrease), and gross motor skills (7.0% decrease).

Selection of students with specific language skills has the potential to decrease student language concerns.

Typically these episodes present after a prolonged migraine with symptoms of decreased responsiveness, confusion, language difficulties, focal neurologic deficits such as hemianopia or hemiparesis, and sometimes seizures.

Most significantly, they removed the competence-based point system for entering spouses, removed application fees, and decreased the required language competence for resident partners to lower-intermediate (Danskprøve 1, A2/B1).

All concerns, except for those related to language, decreased after the trip.

Such risk could be decreased by natural language descriptions of all categories, which would also facilitate the ontological analysis.

In summary, the effect of second language vocabulary knowledge had different effects in the left pars orbitalis (a significant positive effect for first but not second language reading), the left dorsal premotor cortex (a positive effect for both first and second language reading) and the left pars opercularis (decreased activation for second language reading in British participants).

Unfortunately, the number of people who spoke Hawaiian as their native language steadily decreased from the time King Kamehameha III declared it to be the official language of Hawaii until the mid 1950s.