Sentence examples for comprehension not only from inspiring English sources
The closer proximity to ZAD in reading comprehension not only required less explicit prompts to reach the answer but also manifested shorter response latency.
E.D. Hirsch points out in the Knowledge Deficit [29], that reading comprehension not only requires understanding 90%% of the domain specific terms in a document, but also latent (implied) knowledge which the experts assumed readers possess.
Our understanding of basic urothelial cell biology is essential for comprehension not only of normal urinary bladder functioning but also, and more importantly, of mechanisms underlying different urinary bladder disorders, including cystitis.
Both word decoding and listening comprehension predicted later reading comprehension for not only L1 but also L2 learners.
This prevalence of sequential images is underlined by a belief that their comprehension is not only universal but also fairly transparent (Berliner & Cohen, 2011; Levin & Simons, 2000; McCloud, 1993).
The TRC-n and TRC-e present themselves as innovative reading comprehension measures, useful not only for longitudinal reading comprehension assessment throughout elementary school, but also for providing differentiated results regarding comprehension performance when narrative or expository texts are used, two aspects that are not often considered in test construction.
The questionnaire was previously piloted on a sample of 180 students in order to assure not only comprehension and cultural relevance of items, but also to avoid leading questions that may influence students' responses.
Like Zen koans, these drawings not only defy comprehension but stop it dead.
Such community structure not only helps comprehension but also finds wide applications in complex systems.
As with prereading, guided-reading activities not only enhance comprehension but also promote vocabulary knowledge and study skills.
The comprehension of this model depends not only on the personal perception and awareness of diversity on social cultures but also on the ability to organize living beings in categories outside common sense, and finally on the mastery of evolutionary classification (and genetics).
