Sentence examples for necessary for language from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, as Kenneally points out, much of the research suggests that both Chomsky and his adversaries have it at least partially right: on the one hand, humans are uniquely gifted at language; on the other, many species display behaviors and abilities that are necessary for language, and share, to an extent previously thought impossible, our neuroanatomy.

Although words and objects appear to be what expresses and what is expressed, the success of language cannot rely on a relation between particular words and particular objects, for this would not provide the generalizability necessary for language to have any practical utility.

About that neuropsychological functions development, the neural structures necessary for language processing are available in children from an early age and this skill is developed and strengthened from the experiences, social relations and communication interactions and is therefore a complex process (Finkbeiner and Coltheart 2009).

Together, these observations implicate FOXP2 in the organization of neural structures necessary for speech and language.

Minimal disruptions from medical staff create quieter environments for sleep, but limit language exposure necessary for proper language development.

Abstract words are necessary for any language: you cannot have just rocks and trees and water, but need a few phenomena and increases and observations.

A variety of pharmacological agents has already been explored in the therapy of aphasia and results indicate that the application of some of these agents has clearest beneficial effect either specifically on language recovery or, more generally and indirectly, by improving arousal, attention and working memory necessary for successful language processing (Table 1).

Hauser, Chomsky, and Fitch, in their 2002 paper, had stated that a phrase-structure grammar, which makes greater demands on memory and pattern recognition, represents the minimum foundation necessary for human language.

Babies who go on vocalizing without many consonants, making only aaa and ooo sounds, are not practicing the sounds that will lead to word formation, not getting the mouth muscle practice necessary for understandable language to emerge.

Being able to write various micro-genres is necessary for English language learners as different experiences are expressed through the use of different micro-genres (Rose and Martin 2012).

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