The phrase "affected understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehension that has been influenced or altered by external factors or experiences.
Example: "The trauma she experienced had a profound impact on her affected understanding of relationships."
Alternatives: "impaired comprehension" or "altered perception".
The results indicate that, although guidance of attention to relevant parts of an animation is often seen as a key to effective instructional design, the way temporal manipulations affect understanding is independent from local attention guiding.
Wojnarowicz understood the power of resonance, the way all things emit meaning like photons streaming from the sun, and how proximity affects understanding.
However, this is disputed by various other authors [ 1, 2] and although these conditions may be present with learning disabilities [ 8], on their own are not symptomatic of intellectual impairment, [ 7]; and do not affect understanding [ 9].
My goals are to shed to light on strategies used in the translation process and to explore how translation can affect understanding and reception by the audience.
It shapes the research moment, affects understanding of the research moment, and needs to be represented in written analysis as illuminating of context and data.
Because the language was the same for both groups, gesture affects understanding over and beyond language.
"Most of the variations are quite pronounced, but despite the differences, they do not seem to affect understanding and context usually helps to disambiguate meanings". Researchers filmed almost 250 deaf people using BSL from eight cities across the UK.
Exclusion criteria: 1) school-aged children with syndromes or traumas affecting the craniofacial complex; or 2) school-aged children with neurological and psychiatric disorders, since these might affect understanding and signing of the written consent form.
Subjects will also be excluded if they are non-English speaking, have any condition which will affect understanding and communication, are under the influence of drugs/alcohol, or if there is no sufficient address given for follow-up.
Several studies have demonstrated compliance to anti-malaria interventions depends substantially on social, behavioural and cultural factors that affect understanding of the causes, the relationship between mosquitoes and the disease, diagnosis, treatment and practices about prevention [ 16- 19].
