These bullet points are a mixture of complete and incomplete sentences, often with missing words, which makes comprehension more difficult.
We recorded the time needed to answer the PTPSQ-I(15), difficulties in comprehension, and missing, changed or multiple responses.
This method helped to minimise missing values and to facilitate comprehension of the study questions.
What's missing on the political scene is comprehension of the transformation underway driven by advancing technologies which are changing the way we live, work and interact with each other and other nations.
Poor readability and comprehension of items may lead to misinterpretation, or missing items altogether, thereby reducing the accuracy of results obtained.
These cues are missing from the written words presented by Spritz, which might make comprehension trickier.
However, the additional aspects of networking and ecological comprehension, as being an important factor in grassroots innovation, are missing in the concept of jugaad.
The comprehension of standard morphometric measurements of coracoid process and glenoid cavity is missing in the academic literature.
Yet the vital element that was missing in this atrocious argument was not the identity of the victims, but the comprehension that the victims were human beings like you and me.
It's the "sophisticated comprehension processes," as Wolf calls it, that those young architects and doctors were missing.
Although some authors have argued that word comprehension is still relatively intact in some patients with aphasia, because semantic evidence can in part be used to reconstruct missing phonetic information (Basso et al. 1977; Blumstein et al. 1994), it is possible that word comprehension experiments reveal additional information about left inferior frontal cortex function.
