Sentence examples for persisting language from inspiring English sources

The third clinical group were adults with ASD (n = 11), all of whom met the cutoff for persisting language impairment.

Whether persisting language impairments after childhood TBI can be predicted by examining the diffusion properties of the AF remains to be investigated.

All of these participants had previously attended a special school for children with language difficulties or a specialist language unit attached to mainstream school and met the above criterion for persisting language impairment.

Participants in the current sample with a standard score on the overall measure that was <1.33 SD below the mean (i.e. <80) were deemed to have persisting language impairment.

The developing brain is capable of reorganizing the patterns and systems of neural connections (Sur and Leamey, 2002), and it is possible that the variability of findings in this research area may be related to neurological differences between those with transient and those with persisting language impairment.

The low number of entries and the dearth of top grades have prompted the main exam boards and Ofqual, the qualifications regulator, to launch an investigation.Reasons for the reluctance to persist with languages might include emphasis by successive governments on maths, science and technology.

6 7 The prevalence of persisting difficulties with speech (dysarthria) and language (aphasia) is 30 to 50 per 100 000 population six months after stroke.

With this respect, persisting difficulties in understanding language-mediated emotions might be related to alterations in GM development of the left amygdala across the life-span.

Not one correlation persisted across all language families, and only two were found in more than one family.

As a white man in a black family, I can say with some authority, the word 'nigger' has a lot of different meanings, and context is crucial to understanding why it persists in our language.

One great flaw in the picture of the empire as one single civilization by 212, triumphantly unified in culture as in its political form, has already been pointed out: what was achieved within the cities' walls did not extend with any completeness to the rural population, among whom local ways and native languages persisted.