Sentence examples for lack of intelligibility from inspiring English sources

Theis, who had initially been so positive, criticised the lack of intelligibility on the part of the texts.

Generally, lack of intelligibility of questions increases confusion and variability in interpretation in respondents, typically leading to errors of omission (underreporting) [63 65].

Most people suffering from impaired hearing and wearing hearings aids show a lack of intelligibility when they are in a noisy environment.

Perceptions of mystery can be associated with both the lack of information available about a place (that is, a limited capacity to see or move) and the lack of intelligibility of this information (its complexity due to lack of order) (Hillier 1996; Ostwald and Dawes 2013).

In Europe, we call "French" and "Spanish" "languages", but in Arabic, we call these varieties "dialects", despite the lack of mutual intelligibility.

It concluded there had been 2little change in confidence overall – and most comments indicate a lack of faith/ intelligibility in the awarding process".

Nevertheless, the odds ratio is the standard effect measure to use in an (incidence) case control study despite its lack of "natural intelligibility".

If the Serbo-Croatian dialects did became four separate languages that lacked mutual intelligibility, the lack of a common language would, as Chang Hoon Oh et al. show, discourage trade between the ex-Yugoslav republics.

Otherwise, there is no criterion of intelligibility, and for Norris "all Truth is intelligible" (30).

Thus, the criterion of intelligibility is quite relative.

She was clearly intoxicated, and her speech veered in and out of intelligibility.