Sentence examples for deterioration of language from inspiring English sources

This impairment is accompanied by one or more of the following: deterioration of language function, e.g., repeating sounds and words over and over again; impaired ability to execute simple motor activities, e.g., inability to dress or wave goodbye; inability to recognize and identify objects such as chairs or pencils despite normal vision functioning.

In cases of awake surgery, resection was immediately stopped whenever the neuropsychologist reported deterioration of language function.

Progressive selective deterioration of language is caused by cerebral lesions involved in processes of language elaboration and is characteristic of several forms of dementia such as Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Frontemporal dementia (FTD), that are neurodegenerative dementia and epidemiologically relevant.

The cardinal features are late-onset impairment of short-term recall [ 4, 5] associated with deterioration of language and visuo-spatial functions [ 6, 7] in the absence of disturbance of consciousness and systemic disorders.

At the age of 30 months, a further deterioration of language and cognitive abilities occurred, with loss of previously acquired skills: expressive language was limited to two-three single words, and unintelligible verbalizations.

When the onset of AN is delayed to childhood or adult life (acquired AN), abnormalities of auditory input lead to severe impairment of speech perception and progressive deterioration of acquired language skills [ 1].

Americans, who are generally happy if they can just get the younger generation to put their sentences in something approaching correct grammatical order, tend to be in awe of the idea that the French have had the Académie Française fighting the perceived deterioration of the language since 1635.

The deterioration of expressive language was noted, and he never spoke more than one or two words at a time.

The classic hallmarks of AD are cognitive dysfunction and psychiatric and behavioral disturbances, which lead to progressive deterioration of memory, language, and intellect.

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease, which is characterized as deterioration of memory and global cognitive ability, in addition to the impairment of language skills and the extreme apathy and exhaustion [ 25, 26].

Headaches Joint pain Shaking Loss of balance Deterioration of speech Decreased muscle control.