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Table 1.

Participant Details for the three groups of children.

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Table 2.

Summary of test battery and language components tapped by the different tests.

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Table 3.

Allocation of assessments to groups A and B and time required for assessment.

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Table 4.

Summary of results from the language test battery for the three subject groups.

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Table 5.

Correlation matrix showing the partial correlations (controlling for age) between all the assessments in the test battery.

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Figure 1.

Scatterplot for the three groups' scores on grammatical tests: the GAPS grammar and the CELF-RS (CELF-Repeating Sentences) tests.

The scatterplot is conducted on raw scores, so affect of age is not considered in this figure.

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Figure 2.

Scatterplot for the three groups' scores on phonology tests: GAPS-phonology and the CNRep tests.

The scatterplot is conducted on raw scores, so affect of age is not considered in this figure.

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Figure 3.

Scatterplot for the three groups' scores on the GAPS-Grammar and GAPS-Phonology subtests.

The scatterplot is conducted on raw scores, so affect of age is not considered in this figure.

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Table 6.

Numbers of Y-SLI and O-SLI children who pass/fail (%) comparing the GAPS grammar and CELF-RS at each of the three criterion: 5th Percentile/-1.64, 10th percentile/- 1.3; 15th percentile/-1.

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Table 7.

Numbers of Y-SLI and O-SLI children who pass/fail (%) comparing the GAPS –Phonology and CNRep at each of the three criterion.

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Table 8.

GAPS overall accuracy: numbers of Y-SLI and O-SLI children who pass/fail (%) on the GAPS –Phonology and GAPS Grammar at each of the three criterion.

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Table 9.

Numbers of children categorized as pass/fail (%) for the control children on GAPS test for the three criteria typically used in clinical and research contexts.

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Table 10.

Percentages for the GAPS sensitivity, specificity and overall accuracy for the children within the test standardized age range (Y-SLI children n = 11 and Control children, n = 30).

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Table 11.

Receiver Operating Characteristics for the GAPS Test with the Y-SLI children (Control: N = 30; Y-SLI = 11).

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Table 12.

Receiver Operating Characteristics for the GAPS test with older O-SLI children (Control: N = 30; O-SLI = 10).

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Table 13.

Comparisons of sensitivity and specificity measures of tests across three studies.

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