Syntactic constraints called wellformedness conditions (WFCs) are often imposed with the intention of reducing comprehension errors, but there is little supporting empirical evidence that they have the desired effect.
Because, according to the Optimality Theory analysis, the adult interpretation of pronouns is dependent on reasoning about alternative forms and hence on completion of both steps of the comprehension process, whereas the interpretation of reflexives is not, this results in comprehension errors with pronouns but not with reflexives.
Potential sources of error (e.g. inaccurate data entry, comprehension errors) should be kept to a minimum.
The present study aimed to determine whether acute infarct in the temporal pole causes semantic naming errors and word comprehension errors, independently of infarct volume, before the opportunity for reorganization of structure function relationships after stroke.
It is characterized by dysnomia, dyscalculia, comprehension deficit, paraphasic errors, and relative preservation of memory.
Non-selective access necessitates a highly effective mechanism of control over the non-relevant language to avoid cross-language comprehension or production errors.
It is extremely dangerous as it makes the comprehension of the geometric errors ambiguous and may make the geometric error identification and compensation less effective.
Our research examined how data models organized in a columnar fashion compared to equivalent data models which did not, by improving novice designer's performance in error detection, comprehension, and query construction.
This process of analyzing comprehension issues and response error led to specific modifications of the questionnaire (Oksenberg et al. 1991, Willis 2005, Iversen et al. 2010) Using the process described above, the KOOS was modified simultaneously in Swedish and English.
Given the complexity involved in image perception, interpretation, transmission and comprehension of reports, zero errors in medical imaging might be desirable but difficult or even impossible to achieve.
