Sentence examples for comprehension of which from inspiring English sources

The emphasis on the uniqueness of Moses as the ideal prophet and ideal ruler is the core of Maimonides' political philosophy because "Not the mystery of its [the Torah's] origin, the search for which leads either to theosophy or 'Epicureanism,' but its end, the comprehension of which guarantees obedience to the Torah, is accessible to human reason" (RPSMF, p. 16).

However, a fine comprehension of which neighbourhood characteristics are involved and how remains limited.

The rationale for temperature experiments was the comprehension of which genes are co-regulated during pressure and temperature changes.

This study investigated semantic processing of single visually presented items, comprehension of which is relatively spared in Wernicke's aphasia compared with comprehension of spoken items.

In this study we developed two oral health literacy comprehension tools, the REALD-30 comprehension and Dry Mouth Brochure comprehension, both of which correlated with the REALD-30 word-recognition test previously developed by Lee et al. [ 21].

These included the Statue subtest, which measures inhibitory control; Comprehension of Instructions, which assesses language and working memory; and Visuomotor Precision, which assesses motor and inhibitory control.

The dangers of this development, he astutely points out, is that it reflects a willful determination to deny or ignore her role in promoting Hitler and the Reich, and points, in Germany especially, to "a questionable comprehension of history, which desires to attain 'normality' at any price".

Therefore, this limitation is applied to the comprehension of results, which must be understood as personality profiles of young high school students, without taking into consideration their necessity of undergoing such process or not.

Although Christ was God incarnate, it is our spiritual, not physical comprehension of him which is important.

But how can we do that, when we so clearly have zero comprehension of justice, which, relative to engaging with others, is arguably the paramount value?

He has suffered pain and humiliation beyond comprehension, the details of which I cannot bring myself to post.