Students receiving traditional lectures scored significantly lower marks for comprehension questions.
15 The TROG-E is a test of receptive language that assesses comprehension of grammatical contrasts marked by inflections, function words and word order.
Divided into three laments ("sin," "comprehension," and "humility"), the poem is marked by genuine religious feeling.
In a new environment marked by the growing importance of Green House Gas emissions, fuel poverty, and energy efficiency in the different national agendas, the comprehension of energy demand factors appears to be crucial for the effectiveness of energy policies.
Such comprehension would also mark the beginning of the end of the stalemate that has gripped migraine research for over half a century.
This discovery marks an important advance in our comprehension of how miRNAs function in the development of higher organisms.
Despite the established usefulness of discourse organizational cues for lecture comprehension and note-taking, very little is known about the marking of relevance in this genre.
Nonetheless, in how many languages could we mark traffic signs or hazard warnings, or successfully coordinate a large number of soldiers -- all at a satisfactory level of simultaneous comprehension, effectiveness and, most critical of all, accuracy?
Which of the two pathways is chosen during the comprehension of a given sentence crucially depends on the morphological informativeness (i.e. presence or absence of unambiguous morphological case marking) of the arguments.
In one explanation, however, this is largely due to the marking method in the present study: that is, the feedback marks are solely based on the accuracy of shadowing (speech production) but not on comprehension of the content (listening).
That is, overall, questions assessing knowledge consistently achieved the highest marks followed by analysis, comprehension, evaluation and application.
