… In terms of group differences in reading comprehension, we expect children at family risk of
… The children with ‘pure’ dyslexia in our sample have relatively good oral language skills in …

… dyslexia who did or did not have concomitant DLD, dyslexia is characterized by “good” oral
language … differences in the three groups rather than inferring the effect of DLD in addition to …

… evidence for both universal and language-specific effects on dyslexic functional brain activation
… and differences of dyslexic functional brain abnormalities between alphabetic languages …

… , differences between them suggest that children with dyslexia … deficits, word frequency
effects, vocabulary differences, or the … Although we found no differences in MMNs between the …

… differences between students, questions, or texts in the slopes of the fixed effects due to Mode,
Text Difficulty and Dyslexia … for the significance of main effects and interactions. We found …

… with dyslexia may also experience broader language deficits … if there are differences between
children with dyslexia and … effect of orthographic consistency (differences being larger in …

… We then analyzed differences at earlier phases of … of dyslexia nor a history of developmental
language problems. … For reasons of space, we report only the effect size of the deficit for …

… systems, in spite of differences of degree and spatial extent in … in dyslexia under Chinese
and alphabetic languages are … is hard to control the task type effect. More studies should be …

… produced fairly weak differences or null effects between the dyslexic and control groups. …
-language differences, something that requires more processing in one language compared to …

… In the present study, FR and NoFR families did not differ in terms of their household income,
and FR and NoFR mothers had a similar level of maternal education. Therefore, we did not …