Sentence examples for speech memory from inspiring English sources

Pick's affects the frontal and temporal lobe of the brain, responsible for most of the body's functions; speech, memory, intellect.

Characteristic symptoms are seizures caused by abnormally synchronized neuronal activity that can lead to temporary impairments of motor functions, perception, speech, memory or, consciousness.

Children often lose speech, memory skills, and the ability to walk, and seizures occur late in the course of the disease.

She introduces us to soldiers who have lost crucial pieces of themselves in the war — speech, memory, a leg, a face — then inserts these soldiers into the maze of everyday life in order to see what will happen.

A cry of anguish at the ingenious forms dying can take, it is also an unflinching study of Alzheimer's disease, which robbed his mother, at the early age of 65, of speech, memory and self.

"I want to go to work, but because of the ups and downs of my disease, I'm afraid," said Ms. Pearson, who has had numerous relapses over the years and is regularly struck by fatigue, blurry vision, numbness, slurred speech, memory loss and a loss of balance.

h) Neuropsychological assessment: assessment of the premorbid situation, attention-concentration, speech, logical memory, auditory-verbal learning, visioconstruction memory, visual memory, executive function.

The mind can rebel against horrors, especially childhood horrors, so trauma survivors sometimes lose the power of speech, lose memory of the event or even a broad swath of memory to spare them from reliving what they have suffered.

It was as if he were looking directly at the audience, reciting his speech from memory.

If one side is affected by a stroke, it could affect vision or speech or memory.

Ronald Reagan recited the entire "Tomorrow and tomorrow" speech from memory at a school event in Tennessee.