"The older people in companies got their degrees 10 or more years ago and have limited comprehension of the changes taking place in higher education".
However, users' limited comprehension in the three dimensional space may reduce the efficiency of requirement specification as well as design review process.
This study highlights limited comprehension about issues related to randomization and voluntariness among trial participants.
Areas of debate address: pressure to participate [ 3, 8], limited comprehension of informed consent [ 3, 5, 8], verbal versus written documentation of informed consent [ 3, 5, 8], language and literacy barriers [ 3, 8], confidentiality [ 9], and individual vs. community decision-making processes [ 3, 5, 8].
A great deal of effort has been devoted to producing information and materials for the bowel cancer screening programmes, which are comprehensive, informative and balanced – yet we know that health literacy varies a great deal in the population (von Wagner et al, 2009b), and many invitees will have limited comprehension of recruitment materials.
We run up to those limits of comprehension, the limits of logic, limits of rationality, when we start to dive deeper into these core questions.
His knowledge is limited, his speech is limited, his comprehension of life is limited – but his emotions are heightened.
We already demonstrated feasibility and reproducibility of using the Dalhousie scales in a population of Italian children running on a treadmill in the hope that the pictorial nature of the scales would obviate need for verbal descriptors that might limit scale comprehension in subjects with limited literacy or understanding [13].
Immunologists have long-appreciated that the original theories outlining self/non-self discrimination limit the comprehension of variable immune-mediated interchanges.
