Sentence examples for aid to comprehension from inspiring English sources

In such cases prosody might be an aid to comprehension.

For a late-afternoon audience of 200, his reminiscences were an aid to comprehension.

Apart from printing the libretto in an English translation and a background interview with the composer, the programme booklet offered little in the way of an aid to comprehension.

Although Mr. Berry defends the use of titles as an aid to comprehension, he maintains that because patrons of his company hear all repertory performed in English, they become accustomed to focusing their attention on the singers and listen intently to the English words.

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None of the 20 included DAs met all 16 IPDAS minimum standards, and few included practical decision support tools or aids to comprehension.

We think that the scientific investigations on objects that have both an historical artistic and ethno anthropological value could supply a valid aid to a better comprehension of their usage and of their significance for the peoples [5], to date them in case of uncertain chronological attribution [6] and to have useful information to support the conservation work.

The reason behind this was to aid comprehension and to account for the fact that patients are often unfamiliar with the role an anaesthetist plays during surgery; however, it is a clear limitation in the study and should be addressed in future work.

Hyphens also connect some prefixes and suffixes to words, but only when the hyphen is necessary to aid comprehension (re-create, anti-incremental) or to attach the prefix or suffix to a proper noun (pro-America).

It will be an invaluable aid to the clarification and full comprehension of this complex and renowned scientific classic.

Others were adapted to ensure local equivalence or to aid comprehension (i.e. depression, concentration and pessimism).