Sentence examples for comprehensible group from inspiring English sources

"It [The learning environment] is relaxing, joyful and easily comprehensible" (Group 2).

"For me, this way of teaching is very good… I think that the way that the lecturer asks us to present optics topics is excellent because we can research the topics at home before going to the class".(Group 1) "It [The learning environment] is relaxing, joyful and easily comprehensible" (Group 2).

The aim of diagnosis related group (DRG) systems is to classify hospital patients into clinically meaningful and comprehensible groups that consume similar hospital resources, usually measured by their length of stay (LOS).

Comprehensibility of the vignettes was equal across groups (p = 0.861) and the visual and the written components of the vignettes were equally comprehensible across groups (p = 0.549).

In order to make this collection of items accessible and comprehensible, they were grouped into three main categories: the context; the intervention; and the workforce.

The questions were adapted from Heiser and Tversky (2002) in order to be clear and comprehensible for this age group.

First, each must be fully comprehensible to the age group for whom it was intended; second; each must collect comprehensive information; third, the findings must be reliable; and fourth, the time in the class needed by the mediator to explain the questionnaire and by the participants to fill it in should be limited (we set a maximum of 45 minutes).

The French version was first tested in 30 French 14-yr-olds and it was found to be comprehensible for this age group.

The interview schedule was specifically designed for the study, and pilot testing was conducted to ensure the survey was comprehensible to the target group.

If an item is deemed to be comprehensible by a focus group or individual, it is assumed to be understandable by a general audience in the specific cultural setting.

21% of the students in the first group found the questions comprehensible while 29% had a neutral opinion, and 50% found the questions incomprehensible (Grubisic et al. 2013).