… a range of impairments in other developmental domains. – 6 Thus, in this article, we use
the term developmental language impairment (DLI) to describe children who would otherwise …

… A total of 25 681 oral definitions produced by 177 children with developmental language
impairment (LI) and 325 grade-mates with normally developing language (ND) in grades 2, 4, 8 …

… component of language comprehension and production. This paper reviews evidence for
lexical-level deficits in children and young people with developmental language impairment (LI…

… Children with developmental language impairment (LI) are defined partly by the absence
of other identifiable neurological diagnoses. Such children are generally considered to be …

… oral and written language impairment, is the focus of … developmental sectional or longitudinal
designs, which can evaluate individuals with LLI across various oral language impairments …

… In recent years there has been much interest in the cognitive profile of children who have
developmental language impairment (DLI), a disorder with a prevalence in school children of 3…

… deemed eligible under the category of speech-language impairment varied with family
and child characteristics, academic achievement, and behavioral health. Numerous, long-…

… ’s 70 children with developmental language impairment, 43 (… Of the 27 (39%) children not
recruited, 14 (20%) were lost to … parental concern about their child’s development was lower in …

… Interestingly, children with SLI who had good word reading skills (SLI-only) had similar
levels of language impairment as children with combined SLI and dyslexia (SLI + dyslexia), but …

… both motor and language impairment in children with DLI. The children recruited for
reassessment were diagnosed at pre–school age as having isolated language impairment. Despite …