Sentence examples for determined comprehension from inspiring English sources

I dwell on this patch of prose because it is representative, especially in "Sign," which continues to make heavy weather of determined comprehension.

A test of the pre-final version was conducted with two adolescents, which included an interview to determine comprehension of each question.

After hearing each unit of this "New Look at Black History," the students respond to ques tions designed to determine their comprehension.

We used event-related brain potentials to determine whether comprehension of "visual narrative conjunctions" invokes not only incremental mental updating as traditionally assumed, but also, as we propose, "grammatical" combinatoric processing.

The study was therefore designed to determine parental comprehension and retention of the consent process as part of evaluation of the existing practices.

The survey was field-tested with two separate groups of African-Americans and Whites with cancer-related pain (N = 13; African-Americans = 7, Whites = 6) to determine the comprehension and ease of completion of computer-based CBC exercise.

This work is premised on the assumption that knowing which children are vulnerable, why and how is important because it determines our comprehension of the problems children and families experience and points to the solutions to be pursued.

Determine the comprehension skill that will be practiced/taught.

Thus, the study team determined the overall comprehension of items was acceptable.

Comprehension was determined in the pilot study by the patients' answers to the questions exploring their understanding of each item on the NDI and COM questionnaires, and was measured in both the pilot and validation studies by the patients' requests for aid in interpretation and by the number of items which were not answered in each questionnaire.

It was expected that comprehensibility would be most critical in determining older adults' comprehension of warning symbols because it was expected that symbols that incorporated contextual cues would help older adults 'make the connection' between the symbol and long-term memory representations, despite the increased complexity of the symbol.