Sentence examples for fewer comprehension from inspiring English sources

Older children seemed to clearly understand the majority of items and response options, and had fewer comprehension difficulties than younger children.

Overall, our study found few effects of comprehension on eye movements during film viewing.

Unfortunately there are a few points of comprehension, different from what Anamika et al intended, expressed in Robison article.

In the last few decades, our comprehension of the basic biological processes involved in wound repair and tissue regeneration has expanded due to advances in cellular and molecular biology [ 62].

The number of fails was marginally associated with the model-based index (Spearman's r = –.2, p =.063), such that better general comprehension ability (fewer fails) was associated with a greater model-based index (note that this was not replicated in Exp. 2 below).

In all these cases, I have had few serious problems of comprehension.

He was afforded what few are given: a comprehension of mortality and the ability to communicate his conclusions.

Across the Web there are auction sites beyond comprehension; a few weeks ago you could have gone on bid4assets.com, where bankruptcy and foreclosed assets are for sale, and made a serious play for the patent rights to the "Bone Chiller" -- a tray that makes ice in the shape of dog bones, inscribed with phrases like "Dogs Love Ice".

This also reflects the fact that most of these studies focused on skills training and basic knowledge comprehension, while few were conducted in the domains aimed at fostering learners' higher order thinking competences, such as problem solving or critical thinking.

A number of studies have used functional neuroimaging to examine the neural mechanisms of sentence comprehension; however, few fMRI studies have examined activation patterns associated with sentence comprehension after accounting for activation attributable to single-word-level tasks important for sentence comprehension.

For children older than 6, fewer shows are tested for comprehension, and many children prefer whatever their friends watch.