Sentence examples for comprehension strongly from inspiring English sources

Studies of narrative comprehension and memory show that online measures of comprehension strongly predict subsequent memory for stories and movies.

Normal speech comprehension is strongly supported by visual lip-reading (Campbell, 2008; McGurk & MacDonald, 1976).

12 Health literacy, based on widely used measures of health related word recognition and comprehension, correlates strongly with general literacy 13 14 but is assessed with greater health specific content.

Information comprehension was also strongly influenced by consumers' educational level and literacy/numeracy skills.

Thus grey matter density in a region important for auditory short-term memory capacity correlated more strongly with comprehension of spoken sentences than with comprehension of either single words or written sentences.

Her students started out the marking period with scores ranging from 100 to 50, but by mid-February the range had fallen to 96 to 6. "Sometimes I look at this and say, 'What did I do wrong?' But I use it — just like the kids use it — as a motivator," said Ms. Williams, who has adjusted her lessons to focus more strongly on comprehension before moving on to harder material.

Researchers believed comprehension and attention were strongly connected, and so they designed the show to increase attention through participation, verbal and visual clues, camera techniques, and more.

The show's producers believed that comprehension and attention were strongly connected, so they wrote the episodes to encourage and increase their viewers' attention.

On the first survey, trainees rated their agreement with statements describing improvements in communication and English language comprehension and literacy (1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = no opinion, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree; Fig. 2).

Comprehension is the subtest most strongly associated with common sense".

However, reanalysis processes do activate the right-hemisphere homolog of Broca's area more strongly than instantaneous comprehension does.