Sentence examples for increase in comprehension from inspiring English sources

The interest, and perhaps the addition of a gesture-based motor signal, may translate into an increase in comprehension.

Over the past 10 years, the increase in comprehension of the mechanisms behind acne has been truly exponential.

Though exploratory, increases in comprehension and interactions were noted along with decreases in challenging behaviors.

However, based on the hypothesis that number sense provides the semantics of number (or our internal "mental number line") [ 40, 58], improving children's number sense and/or its access from symbolic information ought to, over time, produce general increases in comprehension of all aspects of mathematics.

A Books For Africa study of the impacts of books in central Tanzania in 2007 found a significant increase in student comprehension and fluency due to donated books.

The rapid increase in our comprehension of B-cell pathobiology is progressively opening novel perspectives in the area of B cell-targeted therapies with the expectation to define more specific approaches able to preserve the homeostasis of the humoral response while disrupting the pathogenic components.

Some of the most connected regions in our networks are not frequently reported as having increased activation in comprehension tasks.

There has been an increase in students' word attack, comprehension and text recognition skills.

The increase in performance on both comprehension- and application-level questions suggests that exposure to new material before class along with revisiting this material during the more in-depth exploration of the core concepts in class contributes to the learning gains.

If body cues are effective in increasing comprehension, then it would be expected that symbols that contain these cues will have greater comprehension scores than symbols that do not include these cues.

The Progressives supported this approach to solidify scientists as key decision makers, but modern advocates of simplification are interested in increasing comprehension and adherence among members of larger audiences, including the general public.