Sentence examples for posterior language from inspiring English sources

The entire posterior language area extends into the parietal lobe and is connected to the Broca area by a fibre tract called the arcuate fasciculus.

It is thought in disconnection theory that connection of anterior and posterior language function areas,i.e. the lesion of arcuate fasciculus causes conduction aphasia.

The superior temporal sulcus (STs) is the main sulcal landmark of the external temporal cortex and is very important for functional (posterior language areas on the left) mapping and surgery.

Rather, the purpose is to examine whether ICA reveals novel information regarding how frontal dopaminergic projections may affect the more posterior language areas as compared to placebo.

In this study, we aimed to use this technique to understand how these frontal dopaminergic projections may affect the more posterior language areas.

This then raises further doubts whether observed dysfunctions of the left OT regions in dyslexic readers are secondary to a primary dysfunction of left posterior language regions.

Although it is possible that the verb generation task used here is not optimal for activating posterior temporal language regions, recent studies report greater planum temporale activation during productive (including covert) tasks than purely receptive language tasks (reviewed in Zheng, 2009; Buchsbaum et al., 2011).

First, we predicted a main effect of group, with deaf participants showing greater activation than hearing participants in posterior superior temporal language regions, since deaf but not hearing participants have access to both language sources.

In addition, functional neuroimaging studies support the special role of the posterior MTG in language processing.

These results indicate a dissociation between posterior and anterior language areas.

It was chosen because it was thought to be engaging for children, easy enough for them to comply with and known to produce activation in both posterior and anterior language areas (Wernicke's and Broca's area, respectively).