The LIFG especially BA 45 is primarily involved in processing the syntactic aspects of language, in conjunction with LMTG (Caplan et al. 1996).
As its name suggests, the logic generalizes possibilistic logic (PL), which at the syntactic level only allows conjunctions of the aforementioned type of assertions.
Historically, these finite complementizers were derived from different syntactic categories: ru' from conjunctions, 'i' from case markers, and gi' from subordinators (Liu 2011).
Note that while quantifier moves pertain to 'objects out there' (elements of the domain), moves for conjunction and disjunction concern syntactic items (conjuncts and disjuncts).
Better clues, rather, include how frequently or infrequently the author uses function words like "and" and "or," prepositions, relative clauses, conjunctions, or certain syntactic constructions.
These different analyses suggest that the left inferior frontal gyrus, most robustly left BA 45, is critically involved in syntactic comprehension, though almost always in conjunction with left posterior middle temporal gyrus.
It is shown that syntactic prominence and feature matching work in conjunction with each other rather than in a competitive, winner-take-all manner.
This is to be expected since the point of conjunction reduction is to 'freeze' the syntactic structure and in ambiguous cases, the effect is achieved.
78 is the simplified syntactic representation of 77, in which F is a coordinating conjunction that conjoins the main clause in the external conjunct and the 'tag' in the internal conjunct.
I assume that 85 may have a syntactic representation in 86, in which F is a coordinating conjunction that conjoins the interrogative in the external conjunct and the expression associated with the speech act in the internal conjunct.
More specifically, thalamic structures are involved in the processing of syntactic and semantic aspects of auditory presented sentences constituting, in conjunction with cortical regions, language thalamocortical networks [ 20].
