He also regretted in hindsight "the extent of language used".
Analysis of a clinical population referred for language analysis in terms of background variables and extent of language problems.
Outcomes are influenced by the severity and extent of language deficits affecting, for example, single word writing.
However, none of this research and criticism was originally known to most of the English-language commentators, by function of the dates when they were writing and, to some extent, of the language in which it was written.
"But what you did not know was if the area extended two kilometres or 200 kilometres, so you really did not get a sense of the extent of the language," he explained.
Due to craniotomy limits, the spatial extent of DCS language mapping is restricted to cortical regions surrounding the brain lesion and therefore DCS cannot regularly provide the extensive language maps that rTMS provides.
To assess the extent of the language barrier in CA populations, AADI published a 2006 report, Identification of Linguistic Barriers to Diabetes Knowledge and Glycemic Control in Chinese Americans with Diabetes, which evaluated diabetic subjects with a working knowledge of English, Mandarin, or Cantonese (53).
on the other hand, it is also known that some imported ASL varieties have diverged to the extent of being separate languages.
If, as it appears, the extent and pattern of language deficit has an impact on a PWA's ability to learn to deploy conversational strategies successfully, we may need to reconsider the conversation therapy goal setting process.
This paper is the first to study the extent to which the distribution of languages spoken by LEP students affects the achievement of LEP and non-LEP students.
