… not readily apparent in unimpaired adult readers. … semantics in irregular word reading is
most strongly supported by the consistent association between semantic dementia and surface …

… a 1: 1 correspondence between phonemes and graphemes (eg, English). … Variant of
frontotemporal dementia that leads to a … surface dyslexia demonstrate relatively unimpaired ability …

… dementia types such as Alzheimer’s Disease and Primary Progressive Aphasia, and language
impairment … The lexical decision task was translated and adapted from English to BP due …

… The main levels include phonology, semantics, and syntax and they can be affected … dyslexia
and Autism Spectrum Disorder), uncorrected hearing deficiencies, phone call of which poor …

… patient age, no significant differences in language impairment or … (AB)Footnote 1 whose first
language is English. He is educated to … AB’s speech production, semantics, and higher-level …

… CIs perceive the five peripheral vowels in Spanish [a eiou] in … reading instruction. In Hong
Kong, little is known about the phonological awareness skills in bilingual poor English readers. …

… information to convey any meaning, eg English pronouns, ie their semantic meaning is fixed,
but their … language disorders without any other conditions that could impair the language …

… Semantics, or more specifically, semantic encoding is the conversion of “reference to …
impairments would also show impairments in language abilities, whereas children with unimpaired …

… , collaborations have explored workingmemory factors in language impairment, dyslexia,
autism, schizophrenia, amnesia, and … Some of his publications in English have appeared in …

… the lexical network, either between semantics/words or words/… -impaired (P) patients and
semantically-impaired (S) patients. … semantic dementia patients that the vATLs are important for …