Sentence examples for severe language impairment from inspiring English sources

The resulting subgroups included one with severe language impairment, another with mild severity across all items, a third of intermediate severity, and a fourth of moderate severity with a higher frequency of savant skills.

Histograms of severity, fluency and type of aphasia show that most patients presented with severe language impairment (Fig. 1A), non-fluent aphasia (Fig. 1B) and global aphasia (Fig. 1C).

These findings were enhanced when examined in a subset of families with severe language impairment.

Children with severe language impairment showed higher behavior problems than children with moderate language impairment.

We expected that children with severe language impairment would show less social competence – but not necessarily more behavioral problems – than children with mild to moderate language impairment.

Because we assessed a group of children with moderate to severe language impairment, all children demonstrated pragmatic problems and most of them (85.7 %) showed more than a 2-year-gap in this area.

It is based on the ICD-10/DSM-5 criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and was designed to assess adults on a lower level of functioning, including individuals with severe language impairments.

A strong relationship between pattern of asymmetry and level of language ability was found for autistic subjects; autistic subjects with more severe language impairments were more likely to show reversed asymmetry than subjects with less severe language impairments.

Most of the children had severe language impairments, the team reports in the 17 May online edition of the American Journal of Medical Genetics.

Nonetheless all probands had severe language impairments which require special schooling arrangements and continued support.

It should be noted though that the sample is rather small for a comprehensive evaluation of individual differences, and all children with DS had severe language impairments.