Effect of mora-by-mora finger counting method to non-fluent aphasia.

MORA Bioresonance Therapy – a complementary medical method

Syllable Counting and Mora Units in Speech Perception

This paper represents a preliminary study in a longer-range project in which rhythm is considered a central organizing factor in speech perception and production. Our hypothesis is that the ability to perceive the rhythm-bearing unit of L2 (second language) substantially improves the L1 (first language) listener's ability to perceive the spoken L2 language. The preliminary study here reports on...

Teaching Japanese bi-mora and quadric-mora timing rhythms to Vietnamese learners

Speech rhythm in Japanese is based around a unit of timing known as the mora. In this study, the Haiku, a Japanese poetic form, is used to help Vietnamese learners of Japanese improve their speech rhythm or, more specifically, their mora-timing, by using bior quadric-mora-timing as a pedagogic strategy. Following instruction, participants in the study showed improvement in the uniformity of the...

Correlation between Brain Lesion Site and Fluent/Non-Fluent Aphasia

 Background and purpose: Aphasia is the most common communication disorder resulting from stroke. In this condition all modalities of language, including reading, writing, auditory perception, and oral speech may be affected. Aphasia is divided into two categories: fluent (Wernicke's aphasia, Transcortical sensory aphasia, conduction aphasia, and anomic aphasia) and non-fluent (Broca's aphasia,...

BTN4406-BM-Mora R2.indd

Protein expression monitoring can be a good tool to determine disease onset and progression, and is also used in drug discovery and investigational science (1–4). However, commonly used assays lack the sensitivity and specificity required for the detection of low-abundance proteins (5,6). Several signal amplification technologies have been designed and applied to protein detection assays, inclu...