The types of lawsuits that have been filed or threatened sometimes exceed comprehension.
Proponents of the second group argue from the perspective of God's omnipotence which transcends human reason: because they rightly assume that God's power exceeds human comprehension, they conclude (rightly or wrongly) that making matter exist without form is among those things exceeding human comprehension that God can make come to pass.
Some surplus of dark matter always exceeds their comprehension, some aspect of pattern persists that will not be translated.
Like these other urban fantasists, Moorcock delights in a kind of sublime palimpsest, in imagining an environment that through size, age, scale or complexity exceeds our comprehension, producing fear and awe.
This accommodates the vast complexity of the acquired information about the role of miRNAs in biology and pathophysiology that probably exceeds human comprehension.
They believe that there have been, throughout the ages, certain paragons of greatness — Dante, Mozart, Einstein — whose talents far exceeded normal comprehension, who had an other-worldly access to transcendent truth, and who are best approached with reverential awe.
Similarly, UK hospital patient information leaflets have been assessed to have a mean Flesch-Kincaid reading grade of 7.8 and deemed to exceed the comprehension of readers [13].
By outsourcing their regulatory responsibilities to the banks that they were supposed to regulate, the Fed and other bank supervisors made an implicit admission that the size and complexity of megabanks had exceeded their comprehension.
However, Dr. Heubi noted that the label language on many over-the-counter products like acetaminophen might "exceed the reading comprehension of as many as 50percentt of parents".
A student passes a particular text level (considered an independent reader at that text level) when their accuracy, fluency, and comprehension scores all exceed a stated benchmark score for each of those three constructs.
An efficacy trial of the UMS instructions found that patients were 33% more likely to correctly interpret these instructions compared with a current standard, with overall comprehension rates of the UMS instructions exceeding 90%.
