Sentence examples for problem comprehending from inspiring English sources

If Lauren's late parents, Frank and Freda, would find little else recognizable in contemporary Russia, surely they would have had no problem comprehending what Mancone characterized as a "hunger there to make it, a hunger for money, for success".

Participants had no problem comprehending the sentences (98% of the comprehension questions were answered correctly).

In the late 1800s the neuropathologist Karl Wernicke noted that damage to a specific region, the superior temporal gyrus (STG), also known as Wernicke's area, often resulted in problems comprehending speech a condition he named receptive aphasia.But exactly how the STG perceives speech has proven difficult to discover.

However, although these patients perform within the normal range for comprehension of single words and simple sentences, they do have problems comprehending longer, more complex sentences.

Signs include: Problems comprehending rapid instructions or recalling sequences of commands.

These problems comprehend the generation of harmonics in the current provided by the power distributor.

Human listeners rarely encounter the problem of comprehending speech in reverberant environments.

The problem is comprehended best if we consider cristae with the same side surface area At but different radii a (tube length L is decreased with increasing a to keep At constant).

Each separate state or entity presents problems without even comprehending what is happening.

41 47 Two likely explanations are that the positive response was primarily among patients who had adequate health literacy skills and that men constituted a very small portion of patients who had problems reading and comprehending written health information in the study samples.

Although this line of research documented age-related difficulties in warning symbol comprehension and the effectiveness of accident scenarios in addressing those difficulties, it did not address the issue of whether older adults have a specific difficulty with certain types of symbols or whether they have a more generalised problem in comprehending symbols.