Sentence examples for increasing this comprehension from inspiring English sources

Increasing this comprehension could lead to new medicines with a different profile as compared to current antidepressants.

Improvements to the Spanish P3P have been made based on the results of this evaluation in order to increase the comprehension and usability of the decision aid among Spanish-speaking Latino men with LPC.

The contribution of the present study is to increase the comprehension of the concept of recovery and to enhance the body of knowledge in that domain.

This being the case, alternative approaches to increasing label comprehension are required.

They cut gluten from his diet, calming his demeanor and increasing his comprehension.

"They're at that whole touchy-feely stage of teaching," she said, after observing the class singing songs about recycling and completing an "animal report" that was supposed to engage them in increasing reading comprehension through investigation.

The application has the potential to improve health care by increasing their comprehension of medical and/or scientific literature so that patients can better understand their ailments and treatments.

This increases their comprehension of the way in which claimants communicate.

The results of our study replicated several general findings in medical disability assessment interviews: that physicians apply stereotypes and this increases their comprehension of patient behaviour [ 7, 10], that physicians experience problems with stereotyping, and that they prefer individual information, and therefore try to minimise the influence of unproductive stereotypes [ 2].

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg argued that the decision could not "be understood as anything other than an effort to chip away a right declared again and again by this court, and with increasing comprehension of its centrality to women's lives".

"Today's decision is alarming," Ginsburg warned in her dissent in the 2007 case, adding that the court's decision making "cannot be understood as anything other than an effort to chip away at a right declared again and again by this Court -- and with increasing comprehension of its centrality to women's lives".