Sentence examples for comprehension declines from inspiring English sources

Reading comprehension declines as room temperature rises above 74 degrees, he said, and addition and subtraction skills decline when a room becomes warmer than 77 degrees.

In general discourse, comprehension abilities decline with age 74, 75 and appear to be influenced by executive functions.

Unlike many aging former All-Stars, he has no comprehension of his declining skill and agility.

Whilst this assessment has become paradigmatic of 'access' semantic disorders, it is typically investigated in cases specifically selected to show declining comprehension with cycle.

Therefore, patients with semantic aphasia and Wernicke's aphasia have partially distinct impairment of semantic 'access' but, across these syndromes, prefrontal lesions produce declining comprehension with repetition in both verbal and non-verbal tasks.

This differs from previous studies which have reported age-related declines in comprehension using off-line measures, which make it difficult to dissociate age-related changes in language processing from age-related changes in other cognitive task components, such as memory (for review, see Burke and MacKay 1997).

In 2007, a major comparison of reading programs conducted by the Department of Education found that Voyager had "potentially negative effects," because students using it showed a decline in comprehension.

George Miller, the Democratic chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, said that the situation was "very close to a criminal enterprise". In 2007, a major comparison of reading programs conducted by the Department of Education found that Voyager had "potentially negative effects," because students using it showed a decline in comprehension.

Exceeding the boundary of 225 wpm, there is an accelerating decline in comprehension by native listeners.

Sherylle Calder works in schools where she says she notices reading and comprehension skills are in decline.

It is perhaps unsurprising that cases with semantic aphasia show a decline in comprehension for both words and pictures on cyclical matching tasks, since they have multimodal semantic control deficits (although the patients are not specifically recruited to show deficits in executive-semantic processing or effects of repetition/cycle).