Sentence examples for preserved language from inspiring English sources
Nonfluent/agrammatic variant PPA or PNFA is characterized by effortful speech and grammatical error-making, with relatively preserved language comprehension.
Neuropsychological studies have identified attentional-executive deficits and psychomotor slowing, with relatively preserved language and recognition memory in individuals with vascular disease [ 47, 48].
The 12 subjects reported in this manuscript all had preserved language function and, therefore, did not meet criteria for a diagnosis of PPA.
Subjects with prefrontal lesions have a preserved language but show an important disconnection between knowledge and execution, and are impaired in both phonologic and semantic fluency.
These results suggest that parietal activity did not significantly contribute toward preserved language function or toward the shift to a bilateral frontotemporal language network in the older group, a conclusion supported by the results of the passive listening study.
However, ACOG preserved language recommending that TOLAC occur only in facilities with staff "immediately available" to perform an emergency cesarean, while acknowledging that this recommendation was based on Level-C evidence, expert opinion [ 13].
Her own memoir, written in Spanish, was filled with fear; she acquired and preserved languages for reasons of both continuity and survival.
Here's a general, therefore questionable, statement: those in power work to preserve language, prevent any change, social or linguistic.
As a result, efforts to "preserve" language often ensure a language's death, whereas linguistic collaboration on language revitalization would ensure the language's continuity.
The adoption and use of writing systems depend primarily on their ability to preserve language and information through time and across space.
Outside efforts to "preserve" language often undermine native peoples' revitalization efforts, since they compete for the time and energy of a tiny number of elderly speakers.
