Sentence examples for marker of language from inspiring English sources

This measure has been found to be a good marker of language impairment in adults (Whitehouse et al., in press).

This leftward asymmetrical area comprising the auditory association cortex (Galaburda and Sanides 1980) is considered as a marker of language lateralization (Josse and Tzourio-Mazoyer 2004).

What we need to do in a changing world is to work with our evolved capacities to create the kind of trust, common values and shared purposes that the crude markers of language, ethnicity and cultural differences cannot provide.

Translation of these striking observations into simple and specific markers of language change in Alzheimer's disease could have far-reaching clinical consequences.

Examining the integrity of other tracks in future studies may help refine the brain markers of language impairment after childhood brain injury.

Language problems in infancy are difficult to diagnose [ 27] and the identification of early cognitive markers of language impairment can facilitate earlier detection and increase our understanding of underlying mechanisms associated with less favourable outcomes of prematurity.

These results demonstrate that functional connectivity between anterolateral superior temporal cortex and right anterior superior temporal cortex is a marker of receptive language outcome after aphasic stroke, and illustrate that language system organization after focal brain lesions may be marked by complex signatures of altered local and pathway-level function.

The task also reveals deficits in people who appear to have overcome early developmental language difficulties, and so it acts as a good marker of resolved language difficulties.

It has none of the obvious benefits of that other marker of humanity, language.

Although both networks were recruited to support language performance in typically developing children, particularly early in life (4 6 years), children with focal epilepsy failed to recruit the ventral system, and this was a marker of poorer language ability.

By establishing functional connectivity between left and right anterolateral STC as a novel marker of receptive language function after aphasic stroke, this study paves the way for future work investigating the role of inter-temporal functional connectivity in the recovery and treatment of a variety of aphasic disorders.