Sentence examples for responsible for language from inspiring English sources

These areas of the brain responsible for language are the last to mature and do not fully develop until humans are in their early 20s.

Language is impacted when the brain's Wernicke's and Broca's areas, responsible for language comprehension and production, are affected by the spread of disease.

Testosterone prunes away the connections in the communication centers of the brain, while estrogen enhances these connections, as well as the regions of the brain responsible for language and for expressing emotion and observing it in others.

The process is believed to occur during deep sleep, when the hippocampal neurons pass the patterns of activity to another part of the brain called the neocortex, which is responsible for language and the generation of motor commands.

As Stanislas Dehaene wrote, in "Reading in the Brain" (2009), "For the first time in history, the areas responsible for language had been photographed in the living human brain".

When the frontal cortex, responsible for language and "controlled" thought, passively received language during hypnosis, it altered the activity in the back of the brain, where "uncontrolled" perception occurs.

Furthermore, the left inferior frontal cortex and the angular gyrus were responsible for language-based representations and more activated in EX calculations; the bilateral parietal areas around IPS and left superior prefrontal gyrus were responsible for visuospatial representations and more activated in AP calculations.

Brain scans show that when someone attempts to recall a traumatic event, the left frontal cortex of the brain — the area responsible for speech and language — stays dark, while the parts of the brain that control emotion and the senses light up.

For the first time, scientists have compared a vast network of human genes responsible for speech and language with an analogous network in chimpanzees.

Now, after decades of permitting a plethora of English-language trade names on signs, the government agency responsible for enforcing language laws has changed its mind.

Dad's was on his left frontal lobe, in the area responsible for expressive language.