Sentence examples for Inhibit comprehension from inspiring English sources
When asked why they are leaving STEM degrees, students often report being frustrated with courses overburdened with content and with pacing structures that inhibit comprehension and reflection (Seymour 2006).
A further question is whether, in the event that disclosing all serious risks to candidates makes for long forms that frighten them and therefore inhibit comprehension, investigators should prioritize adequate comprehension over adequate disclosure.
Alternatively, it may be the case that the increased visual complexity would inhibit comprehension of the symbols – that is, the increased complexity may prevent, or override, a benefit of increased comprehensibility.
The debate on globalization has reached a level of intensity that inhibits comprehension and obscures the issues.
But note that some studies show that book apps and interactive "enhanced" ebooks, while fun, can be distracting and inhibit reading comprehension.
(iv) Processes of individual and communal reflexive monitoring that promote or inhibit users' comprehension of the effects of a complex intervention.
Like Radiohead's Kid A or even the Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St. more recent to the time, a murkiness in the mix of the record inhibits complete comprehension of the words".
This inhibits fluency as well as comprehension but with the Kindle being able to enlarge the text lowers the chances of this happening and so helps to increase fluency and comprehension and of course, confidence.
Some research suggests that placing children in a setting too advanced for their developmental (not chronological) age may actually delay or inhibit their mastery of reading and comprehension.
This poorer comprehension on later cycles reflected difficulty inhibiting previous targets, resulting in more perseverations of the preceding response.
Simultaneously, comprehension-based measures predicted participants' ability to inhibit eye movements to objects that shared features with predictable referents but were implausible completions (e.g., as reflected in eye movements to a white but inedible white car).
