Sentence examples for temporal damage from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps one needs lateral temporal damage as well, or basal forebrain damage.

Protzner, A. B., Mandzia, J. L., Black, S. E. & McAndrews, M. P. Network interactions explain effective encoding in the context of medial temporal damage in MCI.

But nowadays no one doubts that a man may be liable, without any malevolent motive at all, for false statements manifestly calculated to inflict temporal damage.

Selective sparing of abstract relative to concrete words has been documented only exceptionally in aphasia, following bilateral temporal damage.

When the acts consist of making a combination calculated to cause temporal damage, the power to punish such acts, when done maliciously, cannot be denied because they are to be followed and worked out by conduct which might have been lawful if not preceded by the acts.

In order to compare our model to the one presented by Amitrano (2003), we want to find the distribution of temporal damage bursts.

It has been considered that, prima facie, the intentional infliction of temporal damages is a cause of action, which, as a matter of substantive law, whatever may be the form of pleading, requires a justification if the defendant is to escape.

Inspection of figure 3 further shows that their performance was similar to the performance of patients with more restricted medio-temporal damage (patients H.N., A.M. and S.W).

The authors used voxel-based lesion-symptom mapping analysis to test 64 patients with chronic stroke who made semantic errors in picture naming and found that left temporal pole damage, and damage to anterior BA 21, was associated with production of these error types, even after controlling for lesion volume.

Therefore, the hypothesis that left temporal pole damage causes an impairment in mapping semantics to sound (a unilateral mapping deficit, i.e. impaired naming) is not inconsistent with the hypothesis that damage to bilateral anterior temporal lobes is necessary to cause a clinically significant semantic impairment (affecting both naming and comprehension).

The main question that still needs to be answered is whether unilateral left temporal pole damage alone causes impairment in semantics, as manifested by deficits in both auditory word comprehension and object naming, before reorganization of structure function relationships, independent of lesion volume.