Sentence examples for literacy comprehension from inspiring English sources

In this study we developed two oral health literacy comprehension tools, the REALD-30 comprehension and Dry Mouth Brochure comprehension, both of which correlated with the REALD-30 word-recognition test previously developed by Lee et al. [ 21].

However, irrespective of one's health literacy, comprehension of health information can be influenced by external factors such as the quality of clinician-patient communication and interventions can improve patient understanding and recall [ 32].

The subgroup analysis comparing T depending on their place of birth (Turkey or Germany) depicted in Table  1 (language preferences), Table  7 (demographics and school education) and Table  8 (linguistic proficiency, literacy, comprehension) shows significant differences in a number of aspects.

It claims its system, currently being piloted, means children progress far faster through literacy and comprehension material.

Rocketship, a chain of seven charter schools in San Jose, California, blends traditional teaching with at least an hour a day of individualised online instruction in mathematics, literacy and comprehension.

This may reflect the importance of literacy and comprehension on message effectiveness.

In addition, literacy and comprehension levels varied, therefore the wording used by staff needed to be carefully tailored.

Exclusion criteria were having had biopterin therapy within 8 weeks prior to study involvement, pregnancy or planning to become pregnant, and literacy or comprehension difficulties that would limit patient ability to provide informed consent or complete the QOL questionnaire.

The effects of the intervention were greater among enrollees with more education, suggesting that literacy and comprehension of messages may play crucial roles in the effectiveness of mHealth projects.

In all schools, all female pupils in the second and third years of high school, where literacy and comprehension of the questionnaires could be assumed, were invited and consented to take part in the study (n = 1,304).

These factors may include the patient's perceptions regarding the severity of illness and the necessity of taking the medication, the patient's trust in the prescriber, the patient's health literacy and comprehension of instructions about medication use, and the patient's perception of harms or risks associated with taking antihypertensive medications (18).