Sentence examples for skilled readers from inspiring English sources

Although this hypothesis explains why we found that more skilled readers show relative improvements in verbally-based skills (but not non-verbal skills), future studies are required to ascertain the learning mechanisms, for example, by segregating the influence of Time 1 reading comprehension from Time 1 decoding abilities.

Despite all participants being skilled readers, motion coherence performance - a skill requiring dorsal stream processing, predicted rapid visual word identification, a presumed ventral stream task.

But children must hear the basic sounds, or phonemes, of their language before they can become skilled readers.

With the publication of the Third Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary already in progress -- on the Internet, rather than in print -- the need for skilled readers has never been greater.

The report shows that complementary incentives can help children develop a healthy appetite for reading by rewarding their success as they progress from beginners to skilled readers as they progress through 12 reading passports, and makes fascinating reading.

These results demonstrate that in skilled readers brain activation associated with reading is unaffected by a concurrent letter-search task.

Ms. Sander is a skilled reader of modern living.

Words are only a sequence of glyphs without the participation of a skilled reader's imagination, memory and wit to dress them with the gifts the senses bring.

There have been examinations of the detective as skilled reader of cryptic texts and of the detective novel as a bourgeois morality tale.

Holroyd says we read biography to find out what happens in the past, but only a skilled biographer can make us want to know, and only a skilled reader can make us want to listen.

Though Dyer is a skilled reader of photographs — zeroing in on and interpreting small details, a talent especially evident in his essay on the photojournalist Ruth Orkin — when it comes to books he doesn't seem especially interested in close reading.