Sentence examples for level of letter from inspiring English sources

Among children with a standard level of letter knowledge, results revealed that the performance in the decoding of pseudo-words increased after both interventions but were significantly higher after the multisensory intervention.

Despite the good overall level of letter identification, the average time taken to correctly identify letters in Test I ranged across subjects from 6 s to 221 s.

As such, the outcome is a descriptive indication of the functional level of letter identification possible rather than a formal visual acuity measure.

This framework of perceptual expertise may also account for experience-dependent changes in reading skill – a domain in which extensive practice develops considerable visual expertise at the level of letter-strings and the pattern by which letters typically are combined to create visual word forms [ 7].

The other stimulus in this pair, which we refer to as the "repeated/novel" prime, is both "repeated" (it is identical to its pair at the level of abstract letter identities) and "novel" (its physical form never appears consciously).

We tested this possibility in Experiment 2 and found that the MCE for "repeated/novel" primes (i.e. primes that shared identical abstract letter identities with the repeated primes but whose physical form was novel) was very similar to the MCE for novel primes (i.e. primes that were novel at both the level of abstract letter identities and physical form).

Without active and fine-tuned vergence adjustments, the fusion process might fail and, since the actual fused precept is the basic ground for higher-level processing of letter and word identification [1], [2], reading might be disturbed.

Patients identified the local or global level of large letters that were built from smaller letters ('Navon' figures).

Given these observations, we assessed the error minimization level of 2-letter codes without assigning the supercodons UAN and UGN.

As is shown in Fig.  4a, in the aligned condition, the processing level of Navon letters influenced the participants' responses to faces, with the lowest sensitivity in the global incongruent condition.

The different level of transparency of letter-sound mapping in various orthographies has been found to influence reading development across languages.