Sentence examples for comprehension according to from inspiring English sources

These constructive and interactive activities in natural language encourage deeper comprehension according to particular principles of learning.

There's just one problem: The same thing that speeds up reading actually gets in the way of comprehension, according to a new study.

Microsoft deems eEyes full disclosure decision as "irresponsible" and "beyond comprehension," according to Jason Garms, Microsofts lead product manager for Windows NT security.

Fig. 1 Organizing the study process into four successive sessions of increasing level of comprehension, according to Bloom's revised taxonomy in knowledge dimension.

That act of comprehension, according to its range or tilt, is going to alter the argument itself.

Each story segment was 2 3 sentences (and 23 35 words) in length and was written at approximately the ninth grade level of reading comprehension, according to the Flesch Kincaid scale that assesses readability based on the average number of syllables per word and the average number of words per sentence.

They found that while some writers may have had less comprehension of the topic, according to self-report, they were able to make use of the texts similarly as students who showed better comprehension.

Both consider American Sign Language their first language and have "limited comprehension" of written English, according to the lawsuit.

Among these patients, we selected 10 who met all of the following inclusion criteria: (1) pain and phantom sensation in the upper limb; (2) no hand or no sensation in the residual hand; (3) severe paresis with manual muscle testing score 0 1; and (4) normal comprehension and intellectual capacity according to the Japanese Adult Reading Test25.

They were asked to review the original and translated questionnaires and classify each question, according to comprehension and accuracy of the translation, using a numerical rating scale of 10 points (1 - poorly clear, to 10 - completely clear).

Findings indicate that students with severe learning disabilities can profit from instruction geared toward abstract higher-order comprehension when it is designed according to their particular instructional requirements.