Sentence examples for comprehensible texts from inspiring English sources

Though the glosses often reflect Romance forms, however, they are usually given in a Latinate form, and one gains the impression of a few superficial adjustments to archaic but fundamentally comprehensible texts.

Ravenhill's clear, readily comprehensible text captures a Samaritan act of kindness when a mother (an excellent Giselle Allen) takes a dying soldier into her home.

Between 95-98% of the word-families in a text must be comprehensible for unassisted comprehension of that text (Waring & Nation, 2004; Hsueh-Chao & Nation, 2000).

Some composers use text simply as the catalyst for composition, but most take care to make text comprehensible.

In fact, in the end, I started to skip over them with my eyes and find the next, comprehensible section of the text.

Hence, authors of health care-related materials for patients should not rely solely on readability scales to ensure that text is comprehensible to patients [ 8].

I'm often asked: should text always be comprehensible to the audience in opera?

They changed the order of the paragraphs and reorganized the parts in a way that further enhanced the text, making it more comprehensible.

Furthermore, we thank Sherry Freiesleben for reviewing the text concerning good and comprehensible style, and Jürgen Schmitz for advice on trees.

Texts of both invitations were comprehensible to those with reading ages of 11 and above.

Despite substantial regulatory efforts to improve readability and comprehensibility patients to date are still confronted with long texts written in small font size [ 6], non-comprehensible medical terms [ 7] and poorly presented statistical information leading to misjudgment of adverse effects and consequently poor decisions on the medically prescribed treatment [ 7, 8].