Sentence examples for delay of language from inspiring English sources

A particularly intriguing phenomenon that includes both intra- and interindividual variability is early delay of language onset, often called late talking (Rescorla & Dale, 2013).

In addition, AD patients should be given clinical drugs because clinical research studies show their positive effect on the delaying of language impairments.

Low maternal levels of free T4 in early pregnancy are related to a delay of expressive language and nonverbal cognitive ability in early childhood of the offspring [ 28].

After a five-month investigation, the Lis were arrested and have remained on Rikers Island while their trial has been delayed because of language differences, changes in lawyers and extensive court hearings.

The case, which has been delayed because of language difficulties, changes in lawyers and extensive court hearings, has drawn interest in the Chinese immigrant community in Flushing, which has raised money for bail and legal fees for the couple.

Asperger syndrome (AS) is a pervasive developmental disorder characterized by altered social interactions, restricted interests and repetitive and stereotyped behaviour as in autism but, contrary to the latter, should not show any significant delay in acquisition of language, psychomotor and cognitive skills [ 1].

Children living in poverty are at high risk for delays in development of language and behavior and they experience a discrepancy in diagnosis and access to intervention services.

We first investigated the neuroanatomical correlates of a history of language delay using VBM, where "delay" was defined in a binary fashion, in line with the majority of previous neuroimaging (Kwon et al. 2004; Lotspeich et al. 2004; McAlonan et al. 2008, 2009; Toal et al. 2010) and behavioral studies (Howlin 2003; Klin et al. 2005).

Evidence linking anterior/superior temporal atrophy and insular lesions to semantic/fluency deficits, in conjunction with our results of deficits in fluency and semantic concept retrieval in individuals with a history of language delay, suggest a substantial impact of developmental language delay on current language processing in autism.

I spoke to Clare Smith, a PhD student at the University of Surrey investigating risk factors for early indicators of language delay.

"The only thing researchers could do was to ask the parent if they were talking a lot," said Jill Gilkerson, the language research director of the Lena Research Foundation, which develops technology for the study and treatment of language delay.