Sentence examples for made comprehension from inspiring English sources

Gaze similarity is expressed as a z-score probability relative to the context condition and inference made (Comprehension group [blue], Map task [red], and shuffled baseline [black]).

They, nonetheless, feel that the use of such posters made comprehension easier.

Adolescents with severe neurological or obvious intellectual disability which made comprehension of the inquiries contained in the study questionnaire difficult were excluded from the interview aspects of the evaluation.

Those who make comprehension the precondition of acceptance destine themselves to unremitting misery.

The color symbols — circles, squares, diamonds, etc. — effectively substitute for key words, rebus-style, making comprehension much simpler.

Many flight attendants rattle off the instructions with a speed and lack of expression that make comprehension impossible, especially for passengers who may not be native speakers.

Professor Tony Travers of the LSE said the spending power presentation was difficult to analyze : It's opaque in a way that makes comprehension difficult.

Even in a formal, but fast-paced context, such as an air-traffic-control system, the monotonous volume makes comprehension difficult.In this section It ain't over 'til it's over Uncrossed wires Lighting up time?

These cues are missing from the written words presented by Spritz, which might make comprehension trickier.

Additionally, analog linear diblock copolymers with similar comonomer ratios were also synthesized to make comprehension.

To make comprehension easier, we present in the next subsections a detailed description of the WLSP-C ± model and the GA-based RF mechanism.