… using conventional occlusion (patching) or pharmaceutical penalization [11], [23]. The
occlusion … Occlusion therapies are entirely effective in children so that above 75% of them show …

… The purpose of this study was to determine the relative contributions of spatial processing …
reading errors in neglect dyslexia. In Experiment 1, we replicated studies that showed poorer …

… function that might be compromised in developmental dyslexia. Thus, the MMN has been
studied in developmental dyslexia to explore its usability as a biomarker for reading problems. …

… coda and an occlusive onset) which favors automatic syllable segmentation. A more recent
… with typical development and children with reading disabilities (developmental dyslexia, …

… In my talk I will take you on a journey of about 25 years in which it became clearer which
neural features matter for intelligence. I will present and review studies on humans, apes, and …

… [4] Class II subdivision malocclusion usually represents a classic orthodontic asymmetric
malocclusion,[5] wherein a Class I occlusion is observed on one side and a Class II occlusion …

… During this period, occlusion therapy was implemented for patients disturbed by diplopia. …
study to evaluate neuroophthalmological diseases in geriatric patients [5]. Similar to our study, …

… written before the occlusion ‘صـ’. Also, the correct direction is identified using specifics features
such as start and endpoint positions, and their trajectory tangents directions (see Fig. 4c). …

… In the largest study of perinatal stroke and language function to date, we have con rmed
previous preliminary work suggesting that white matter in the language network changes …

… Visuo-orthographic processing in developmental dyslexia: evidence from the Reicher-… This
preliminary study proves the potential of mindfulness in anger management in interpersonal …