Sentence examples for impaired reading from inspiring English sources

Only 19% of the dyslexic children were exclusively impaired reading irregular words with a control like performance reading PS words.

Consistent with our predictions, the increased demands of decision-making and visual processing in hypertext impaired reading performance.

Due to their lack of phonological awareness, it appears reasoned that dyslexics should be most impaired reading novel or unfamiliar words, where successful decoding relies on the application of the graphophonological route.

With these precedent studies in mind, it is not unlikely that research on learning disabilities like dyslexia may benefit from an assessment of the dynamics underlying impaired reading performance.

Abnormal eye movement behaviour has previously been observed in patients with functional difficulties as a result of retinopathies other than glaucoma; for instance, evidence suggests a link between eye movements and impaired reading speed in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) [ 19, 20].

In dyslexia, impaired functioning of the cerebellum is associated with impaired reading fluency and motor deficits (Nicholson & Fawcett, 2007).

The competition was won by Bar Code Reader, the program to help the visually impaired read information on grocery items.

However, especially medication-related high bowel uptake in patients with diabetes can sometimes impair reading in PET/CT clinical routine.

The issue that actually functionally impairs reading ability isn't race or ethnicity or even the economic status for each child.

Text that seems legible (visually pleasing at first glance) may be shown to actually impair reading effectiveness when subjected to scientific study.

Past studies have measured effects of substituting letters [28], [44], changing case [26], [30] [34], [38], and shuffling words [27], but, applied separately, these manipulations only assess how much each degradation of the text impairs reading.