Sentence examples for have difficulties comprehending from inspiring English sources

Both expressive and receptive aphasia also affect the use of sign language, in analogous ways to how they affect speech, with expressive aphasia causing signers to sign slowly and with incorrect grammar, whereas a signer with receptive aphasia will sign fluently, but make little sense to others and have difficulties comprehending others' signs.

Most Japanese people, including those studying English, would have difficulty comprehending a speech given by a native English speaker.

Some of our peers in the Middle East have difficulty comprehending this concept: Why would we allow, much less encourage, intellectual independence in our workforce, especially among younger employees, they want to know.

Studies have shown that older patients, patients with low health literacy, and those who take multiple medications may have difficulty comprehending medication labels [ 8- 10].

A previous study has also shown that patients with low literacy have difficulty comprehending medical information and physicians instructions and vice versa [ 24].

Individuals scoring 17 to 22 have marginal reading ability and often have difficulty comprehending more complicated information such as that found in health educational pamphlets.

As a result, families of comatose patients may be particularly vulnerable, fail to understand the patient's medical condition, and have difficulty comprehending the purpose, harms, and benefits of neuroimaging.

For example, if upon registration a patient is noted to have difficulty comprehending language due to a diagnosis of aphasia, the patient and his/her family could then be asked about specific strategies providers and staff should use with the patient to facilitate communication (e.g.: gestures or writing down key words).

Because vaccination has defeated many infectious diseases, mothers of small children no longer live with the reality of these killer diseases and so no longer fear them, and they have difficulty comprehending the persistence of these diseases in other countries or localities [ 14, 20].

Mr. Lightbody said he was having difficulty comprehending a 10-year-old's killing his father.

When told of his mother's death this morning, he had difficulty comprehending it.