Sentence examples for lower comprehension from inspiring English sources

They may decrease patient compliance upon discharge from the ED and lower comprehension levels of discharge instructions [15, 16].

This leads to lower comprehension of the actual material read and also a decreased ability to retain the information.

The lower comprehension of IPE in OT students might be unique to our university, since in an IPE initiative report by Johnston & Banks, no specific responses in OT students were described [ 7].

But it creates just enough of a nuisance that some voters, whether because they have lower reading comprehension, are more distracted, are in an unusual legal situation (such as having a non-citizen husband), or what have you, will end up not voting.

They also have decreased learning, lower reading comprehension, and concentration deficits (Stansfeld et al. 2005).

It is also apparent from the two figures that the distribution of the scores is lower for comprehension.

Among those in the lowest right-hand motor function stratum, lower reading comprehension scores were associated with mixed-handedness compared with right-handedness (table 4).

Furthermore, in a study by McInnes and colleagues [ 13], lower listening comprehension and working memory performance was evident in children with language impairment.

Comparison of the 2 subgroups' scores on Full-Scale IQ and its subdomains indicated a more consistent finding of significantly lower Verbal Comprehension (VC) in the ECMO than in the CM subgroup in both the full cohort (MVC, 94 vs. 102, P = 0.02) and in the randomized trial cohort (MVC, 92 vs. 101, P = 0.05).

ANCOVAs revealed that after adjusting for the effect of age and sex, the science students had significantly higher RAPM, spatial relation factor of TBIT, and SQ scores than the humanities students, as well as significantly lower reading comprehension and EQ scores.

Children who recovered also had lower reading-comprehension scores, although once again, the effect size was smaller in magnitude than for children who were persistently stunted (effect-size range: 0.10 0.23).