Sentence examples for from our comprehension from inspiring English sources
Among the growing number of therapeutic proteins on the market, there is an emergence of biotherapeutics designed from our comprehension of the physiological mechanisms responsible for their peripheral and tissue pharmacokinetics.
Losing control of one's personal life and then, on top of that, having the entire universe spin away from our comprehension is too much for many people.
Ethnography is the fertile soil from which our comprehension of the human condition emerges.
"Animals represent the irrational, unknown, unpredictable element because their logic is different from ours and often beyond our comprehension," explains the artist.
These results further our comprehension of recovery from post-traumatic osteopenia.
She is a teller of gripping tales; as unreliable a narrator as Ginger, she pursues her love of the mare with astonishing single-mindedness, seeing in her both a kindred spirit and, perhaps, an escape free from adult comprehension.
When responding to a letter from DJ Enright about his war poetry more than 40 years later, in 1960, Sassoon wrote that the "essence of my war poems was fellow feelings for the troops, whose sufferings were so remote from the comprehension of many civilians.
Heuristics derived from reading comprehension research are employed to obtain additional scoring features.
In order to establish realistic conditions for the simulation study, we used item parameters from reading comprehension tasks from the German National Assessment Study 2011 in elementary schools (LV 2011) (Stanat et al. [2012]), a nationally representative German large-scale assessment study.
The denotation of a term is the class of actual things to which the term applies and is distinct from the comprehension — the class of possible or consistently thinkable things to which it applies.
The question remains whether the observed event-completion effect is a phenomenon based on online predictions or rather the result of backwards mapping, an effect known from text comprehension research (e.g., Potts, Keenan, & Golding, 1988).
