Sentence examples for impaired language from inspiring English sources

Someone who has suffered a stroke in this region often has impaired language ability, as well as paralysis on the right side of the body, because the left side of the brain controls that, too.

In ACM, the symptoms of prolonged migraine with aura, impaired language functions and decreased responsiveness, or confusion and agitation are common [3].

From these two single-case studies of speakers with aphasia, there is partial evidence that co-speech gesture can both augment impaired language by providing missing semantic detail ("swing"); and can mirror impaired language ("roll").

It is primarily characterized by altered cognitive ability including impaired language and communication skills and fundamental deficits in social reciprocity.

Conversely, the same pattern but predominantly affecting the right parietal lobe is associated with a similar syndrome but with visuospatial symptoms replacing impaired language function.

From a developmental perspective, this would make the entrance into language more difficult, conceivably leading to delayed or impaired language development.

For example, if a patient typically uses the right hemisphere for language, then neurosurgery in the right hemisphere may unexpectedly impair language.

An example of functional link between SLI and ASD, in addition to other neurodevelopmental disorders, is given by CNTNAP2: variants in and disruptions of this gene are reported to be associated with language endophenotypes in both SLI and ASD, suggesting that CNTNAP2 might harbour susceptibility risk factors that could impair language skills in distinct language-related disorders.

On the basis of the battery as a whole, 35% of the resolved group was judged to have impaired speech and/or language at 15 16.

23 Information on these cases was also obtained in this way from other paediatric audiologists and audiology scientists, current medical family practitioners, teachers, specialist teachers for the hearing impaired, speech and language therapists, and other professionals involved.

Foxp2-R552H mutants carry an arginine-to-histidine substitution in the DNA-binding domutants the encarry protein, manching arginine-to-histidineutation which impairsubstitution language in a large family (Lai ethel. 2001) and disrupts protein function (Vernes et al. 2006).