Assertion: frontal lobe | /r/HasProperty | vulnerable
Facets:
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: to injury
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: proximity to the sphenoid wing
type: OTHER
value: to the effects of alcohol
type: CAUSE
value: to many other drugs
type: OTHER
value: to the effects of aging
type: CAUSE
value: due to its location
type: CAUSE
value: to damage from traumatic injury
type: CAUSE
value: to damage
type: PURPOSE
value: first,
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The frontal lobe is highly vulnerable to damage for at least two reasons: first, as the last brain region to fully develop, developmental anomalies—including child abuse, an insufficiently stimulating environment, drug use, infections, and other factors—can permanently alter its development.
text: The frontal lobe appears to be very sensitive to damage.
text: The frontal lobes are extremely vulnerable to injury due to their location at the front of the cranium, proximity to the sphenoid wing and their large size.
text: The frontal lobes are extremely vulnerable to injury due to their location at the front of the cranium, proximity to the sphenoid wing and their large size.
text: Because it sits at the front of the brain, the frontal lobe is especially vulnerable to damage from traumatic injury.
text: The frontal lobes are also particularly vulnerable to injury, not only because they are adjacent to large portions of the skull, but also because any time the brain is set in motion by a traumatic event, the frontal lobes are likely to collide with the inside of the skull.
text: The frontal lobes are extremely vulnerable to injury due to their location at the front of the cranium, proximity to the sphenoid wing and their large size.
text: The frontal lobe is extremely vulnerable to injury due to its location, as it is in front of the central cranium.
text: The idea that the frontal lobes are particularly vulnerable to the effects of aging comes from both the behavioral literature and the literature on structural changes in the brain with age.
text: The frontal lobe is particularly sensitive to the effects of alcohol and many other drugs, lessening its ability to inhibit speech and action, as well as increasing a person's ability to socialize.