Sentence examples for disordered speech from inspiring English sources

Disordered speech is common following treatment for tongue cancer, however there is insufficient high quality evidence to guide clinical decision making about treatment.

VC has also been adopted as assistive technology that reconstructs a speaker's individuality in electrolaryngeal speech [14], disordered speech [15] or speech recorded by non-audible murmur microphones [16].

The "Extensions to the IPA", often abbreviated as "extIPA" and sometimes called "Extended IPA", are symbols whose original purpose was to accurately transcribe disordered speech.

Lesions to the left supramarginal gyrus are often associated with conduction aphasia (Green and Howes 1978), characterized by relatively preserved comprehension, impaired repetition, and paraphasic and otherwise disordered speech.

For example, Bentall (ch. 15) objects to the old model of inferring thought disorder on the basis of disordered speech.

Headaches, disordered speech, weakness, visual disturbances, nausea, numbness, paralysis.

There is considerable evidence for referential dysfunction in thought-disordered speech as identified under such labels as discourse cohesion10,11 or communication disturbance, in both patients with SZ and their relatives.35,36 Misuse of pronouns in FTD has been particularly highlighted in these studies, given their natural impact on discourse cohesion.

Other foster parents similarly described hosting children who had sensory disorders, speech delays, and sleep anxieties that developed while the children were living with their drug-addicted parents.

These advances are shedding new light on the genetic architecture underlying language-related disorders (speech apraxia, specific language impairment, developmental dyslexia) as well as that contributing to variation in relevant skills in the general population.

Another reason why it's sometimes difficult to diagnose the condition is because it often occurs alongside similar disorders, like attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disorders, speech disorders, autism, or joint hypermobility syndrome (a condition in which joints move beyond the normal range of motion).

The children and adolescents were diagnosed on the autism spectrum by psychiatrists and attended language therapy sessions in the Autism Spectrum Disorders Speech and Language Research Laboratory of the School of Medicine, University of São Paulo, Brazil.