Research suggests that packed screens can impede comprehension.
Winding sentences that shift from one idea to another often impede comprehension, especially if we pile on several in a row.
The role of the working group was to ensure that the questionnaire did not include ambiguity, repetition, items containing more than one idea or other problems which might impede comprehension.
Our results show that additional semantical information impedes syntax comprehension, and that theoretical knowledge eases syntax comprehension.
Conclusions: These findings indicate that the existence of multiple front-of-pack label formats in the marketplace may impede consumer comprehension and discourage use.
10 Nevertheless, the clinical value of personalised risk information is limited by several barriers, including the conceptually abstract nature of risk information, 11 14 psychological biases and well-documented deficits in numeracy that impede its comprehension by both patients and health professionals.
While all the adolescents on 'criminal code' sampled were fully included in the study, 7 of the neglected adolescents were excluded from the interview part of the evaluation on the grounds of gross neurological and subjective intellectual impairments that was adjudged likely to impede full comprehension of the interview.
However, the growing number of different grading systems employed across different institutions [ 9] could possibly be a source of confusion, impeding the correct comprehension of recommendations and their application in clinical practice.
Unfortunately, certain nutrition label characteristics may impede consumer detection and comprehension of labels.
They will interrogate how literature learning assists further language acquisition and how the level of language knowledge facilitates and impedes literary interpretation and reading comprehension.
And, in turn, he will use his own German and classical culture, sometimes defensively, sometimes productively, to begin a process of comprehension that culture might, in fact, impede.
