1.someone who has dyslexia
1.affected by dyslexia
1.New research suggests it may be possible to tell from a brain scan whether a dyslexic child's reading ability will improve over a few years.
新的研究认为我们可以通过大脑扫描来判断几年后一个儿童的诵读能力能否得到改善。
2.This particularly applies to dyslexic students, whose experience of the constraints of mainstream education is likely to be most vivid.
这点特别适用于那些阅读困难的学生，他们被看起来生动的主流教育所约束。
3.Albert Einstein was dyslexic, and he turned out to be pretty bright.
艾伯特爱因斯坦又阅读障碍，结果是他相当有前途。
4.Tummler: I knew a guy who was dyslexic. He was also cross-eyed . So everything came out right.
我知道有个说话结结巴巴的家伙。他还是对眼。这样一来，一切都显得很好。
5.One, who is dyslexic, had paid to have audio recordings made of his study materials and had spent several hours a day revising for the test.
其中一位有阅读困难的消防员花钱请人将他的学习资料录音并且每天花数小时复习备考。
6.He's dyslexic, a fact we were a little slow to figure out, and so for a couple of grades he felt ostracized and inadequate.
他有诵读障碍症，我们发现得比较迟，所以在好几个年级的时间里他感到被排斥，感到无能。
7.They are not interested in communications and are often incorrectly diagnosed as dyslexic or hyperactive.
他们对沟通不感兴趣，而且通常都会被错误判断成阅读困难或过于好动。
8.Objective: To assess the difference of priming effect in visual picture categorizing task between dyslexic children and normal children.
目的：探讨阅读障碍儿童与正常儿童在图形分类识别中启动效应的差异。
9.Objective To explore the cognitive deficits of Chinese dyslexic children in characters recognition and words access.
目的了解汉语阅读障碍儿童字形识别与汇通达的认知特征。
10.Recent research, for instance, has suggested that a remarkable number of entrepreneurs and small business owners are dyslexic.
例如，最近的研究显示，很多企业家和小企业主都是有朗读困难的人。