… It is a labour‐intensive method and for this reason tends to be best used with small
samples. In this study, the sample comprised 20 people living in one inner‐city area in the UK. …

… Generalization samples showed improved grammatical morpheme use and increased rate
… to age, time post onset of aphasia, type of aphasia, and severity of aphasia. The inclusion of …

… four times in conversation with an aphasic person from the club… the level of participation of
the aphasic person. In addition, two … Sample of interactions between a volunteer and aphasic …

… samples used in aphasia research have included both monologic recounts of significant
events in the person's … types of aphasia were included in this analysis as the sample sizes were …

… that document the impact of aphasia on a person's everyday communication. Do existing
assessments of communication disability adequately sample communication activities relevant …

… samples were elicited from 20 PWA, spanning the aphasia … measure between the SRP and
the other sampling methods. … significantly lower value than the other sampling procedures. …

… length was not controlled, the participants with fluent aphasia … aphasia indicating greater
LD in their discourse samples. Once samples were truncated to 100 and 200 word samples, …

… sampling criteria: people with different degrees of aphasia severity (severe, moderate,
mild, minimal), male/female, different current levels of mobility, wide range time post-onset. …

… In the current sample of participants with aphasia, five 28%) were classified as having …
with aphasia may vary at any point in time, our data suggest that chronically aphasic individuals …

… The limited sample and design of this study prohibits a definitive answer. It would appear,
however, that some of the observed changes on CRUI and PWI were not treatment-related. For …