Sentence examples for decreased comprehension from inspiring English sources

We tested three hypotheses: (a) Children with ASD will exhibit decreased comprehension of dative sentences compared with neurotypical counterparts matched for verbal competency across all conditions.

The results indicate that drawing pictures, mediated through increased cognitive load, decreased text comprehension and, thus, learning (d = −0.37), whereas mental imagery, although decreasing cognitive load, increased comprehension only when students did not have to draw pictures simultaneously (d = 0.72).

In contrast, Zumach et al. found in a cohort study of 65 children that OM in early childhood was associated with hearing impairment, which decreased language comprehension and language skills at age 2, but not at age 7 [ 11].

They also have decreased learning, lower reading comprehension, and concentration deficits (Stansfeld et al. 2005).

In the ISDM group, the comprehension score decreased over time (mean difference 4.62 (3.91 to 5.33); p<0.001).

Or, as Kahan put it: "The sign of the correlation indicates that science comprehension decreases as political outlooks move in the rightward direction--i.e., the more 'liberal' and 'Democrat,' the more science comprehending".

Epstein updated the test in 2013, decreasing the reading comprehension level from 10th grade to 6th grade and revising the content to take into account the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

Additional analyses revealed a mediation effect of perceived difficulty on retention and transfer, that is learning with provided pictures decreased cognitive load and enhanced comprehension.

However, the Comprehension subtest score decreased significantly in the 9 12 years age group (p < 0.05) after MPH treatment.

Possible confounding of age and testing conditions in the relationship between hearing loss and decreased performance in the verbal comprehension task within these groups is therefore reduced.

With regard to age, some of the skills showed increased correlation with increases in learners' age (e.g., the correlation between L2 oral language and L2 reading comprehension) whereas others showed decreased correlations with increases in learners' age (e.g., the correlation between L1 decoding and L2 comprehension).