This is about major misunderstandings in direction, in quality level, in point-of-exercise comprehension and in producing work to a level expected of that person's abilities.
When two or more items were of similar difficulty levels and they measured the same level of comprehension, the item with a higher point-measure correlation was retained.
The higher point-measure correlation criterion was considered when two or more items were of similar difficulty levels and they measured the same level of comprehension.
Watson's trouncing of the "Jeopardy!" champs Brad Rutter and Ken Jennings doesn't mean that language processing has advanced to the point of language comprehension.
Jeyayaj and Sauter (2007) also compared these two modeling methods, but only from the point of view of comprehension of diagrams.
Of a possible score of 100 points, comprehension scores were in the range of 60 67, suggesting that a third of the MSDS health and safety information was incomprehensible to workers.
Harmony and counterpoint, cornerstones of Western music, are difficult to appreciate actively if you can't read more than one line at a time, while complexity based on principles of nonrepetition can be bewildering if a listener has no aural or visual comprehension of points of reference.
To investigate the effects of comprehension on eye movements during film viewing, we manipulated viewers' comprehension by starting participants at different points in a film, and then tracked their eyes.
As Bernardo [43] points out, the comprehension of probability in Bayesian statistics corresponds precisely to the sense in which this word is used in everyday language.
Keogh et al. [17] carried out a staff survey after their protocol implementation; they demonstrated that negative points were 1 difficult comprehension of the protocol, 2 need for full concentration with attention to details, 3 practice to become familiar with, and 4 lack of medical leadership.
