Sentence examples for not comprehension from inspiring English sources

Results indicated that all dictionaries enhanced vocabulary learning but not comprehension.

For him, it seems clear that the primary result of philosophy is action, not comprehension.

Results indicated that participants who studied the argument maps scored higher than those who studied text, on tests of memory, though not comprehension, and that participants had more difficulty assimilating the large (50 bit) argument in the time allotted.

They focus on clear speech and how well the person hears, not comprehension of what the older adult is hearing.

Surely it was not beyond comprehension that Oni or Kofi might receive a trophy?

What the sequences mean is less clear; and Will Bradley's essay, bound into the centre, does not aid comprehension.

Nineteenth-century historians did not aid comprehension (I submit) by calling this medieval period of the Roman Empire the "Byzantine Empire" – though in the history of art and architecture "Byzantine" is a useful term.

But accent, a few local words and a tiny few grammar differences (like you/y'all/youse), do not hinder comprehension enough to make Kentuckyan or Brooklynese "languages".What about the Chinese case?

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).

But abstract art is not about comprehension.

Although Christ was God incarnate, it is our spiritual, not physical comprehension of him which is important.