Sentence examples for untreated items from inspiring English sources

The children's ability to acquire new skills, generalize these skills to untreated items and maintain the skills after treatment was examined.

To examine for possible generalization effects to untreated items, we compared accuracy on treated items with control nontreated items.

Consistent with the behavioural rehabilitation literature, the observed facilitatory effects did not generalise to untreated items matched for psycholinguistic complexity.

Studies worldwide have shown improvements in word retrieval although there is limited evidence for either 'generalisation' to untreated items or for 'generalisation' across contexts, in this case carryover to connected speech [for an exception see 11].

Previous research has highlighted psycholinguistic variables influencing naming ability for individuals with aphasia, including: familiarity, frequency, age of acquisition, imageability, operativity, and length (Nickels & Howard, 1995) and a potential link between typicality and generalisation to untreated items in intervention (Kiran, Sandberg, & Sebastian, 2011).

We hypothesise that there may be a subtle shift in ease of lexical access which, while not reaching the threshold required for correct production of the untreated items in confrontation naming, may nevertheless allow more nouns to be produced in conversation.

Exploring the effects of typicality on word retrieval for people with aphasia is important because anomia treatment studies (Kiran, 2008; Kiran & Thompson, 2003a) have shown generalisation for naming untreated typical items within a natural category when participants were treated using atypical items (see also Kiran et al., 2011).

When considering untreated TDI, the items "concerned with what others think", "avoided smiling/laughing" and "other children asked questions" remained in the model, but only two achieved statistical significance.

The average hedonic scores of untreated ham were 5.68 6.28 across items of appearance, color, odor, flavor, texture, and overall acceptability (Table 3).

However, Plaut's study found retraining the lesioned computer network using atypical items resulted in generalisation to untreated typical items.

However, one of these items revealed that children with untreated TDI were less likely to be concerned with what others think about their teeth, lips, jaws or mouth than those without TDI.