Clinicians should be aware that health self-management tasks involving comprehension of new information may be increasingly difficult for older patients because of cognitive and literacy burdens.
Understanding and foreseeing creep rupture of unidirectional fiber reinforced polymers (UD FRP) involves comprehension at the fibers' scale of various time-dependent interactions among the fibers and between the matrix and the fibers.
The globalization of pretty much every business involves the comprehension of this aspect, making it a crucial point for the success of any business endeavor.
Wernicke area, region of the brain that contains motor neurons involved in the comprehension of speech.
To date, nearly 600 students have reached the point of ejection, while more than 28,000 have passed the test -- a three-hour exam involving reading and comprehension of serious academic-style articles, and which also requires a written essay.
Because reasoning is one of the core processes of intelligence [16], [17], we test our hypothesis by examining neural substrates involved in the comprehension of reasoning processes conducted by human agents and by computers.
There is an extensive body of literature on the possible lateralization of processes involved in the comprehension of linguistic vs. emotional prosody based on neuro-imaging methods such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
The posterior part of this area is involved more in the comprehension of speech and the construction of grammatically and semantically coherent utterances, and the anterior part is concerned with the articulation of speech and with writing.
Because amyloids are involved in human disease, comprehension of the range of (preferred) states on their own and when interacting with metal ions is vital.
The implicit imagery context created by reading narratives had a stronger impact on creativity than that of explicit imagery creation context that did not involve of narrative comprehension.
The field emerged through the work of Paul Broca and Carl Wernicke (1848 1905), both of whom identified sites on the cerebral cortex involved in the production or comprehension of language.
