Sentence examples for Reading impairments from inspiring English sources
Children with reading impairments have long been associated with impaired perception for rapidly presented acoustic stimuli and recently have shown deficits for slower features.
In each case correlations have been found between genetic variation and reading impairments, but precise risk variants remain elusive.
Many highly accomplished scientists perform very well in science despite reading impairments that in some cases are severe.
Some of these temporal features are relatively slow, such patterns of syllables in speech, and some features are much faster and enable us to discriminate the word gab from dab. My dissertation work was the first to show that cortical processing of syllable patterns is related to phonological and reading impairments in children with reading disorders.
People with dyslexia have reading impairments despite normal intelligence.
Searching for SNPs that tend to have one "spelling" in people with reading impairments and another spelling in normal readers, the researchers found that a disproportionate number of such SNPs showed up in a gene called DCDC2.
Reading impairment may not be associated with motor problems in adolescence.
Rauschecker, A. M. et al. Reading impairment in a patient with missing arcuate fasciculus.
Reading disability (RD) and language impairment (LI) are common neurodevelopmental disorders with moderately strong genetic components and lifelong implications.
Reading disability (RD) and language impairment (LI) are two common language-based learning disabilities with prevalence estimates of 5 17% and 5 8%, respectively (Pennington & Bishop 2009; Peterson & Pennington 2012).
Reading disability (RD, also known as developmental dyslexia) refers to a significant difficulty in reading that cannot be explained by obvious causes, such as sensory impairments or lack of educational opportunity (Shaywitz et al. 1990).
