Sentence examples for reasonable comprehension from inspiring English sources

But he remains concerned that for many voters "the issues which should guide the decision are often complex and beyond reasonable comprehension" such as the European Union and foreign policy.

After translation and cultural adaptation, all questions scored 6 or higher, corresponding to reasonable comprehension during face validation and no changes were deemed necessary.

Acutely confused/obtunded patients will be initially recruited on the basis of proxy consent expressed by an accompanying guardian and formal informed consent will be requested when the participant has recovered to the extent that they are able to have reasonable comprehension and retention of the information related to the study.

One amusing aspect of "Why Conscience is Important" is that its author missed the point of "Birmingham Jail" entirely, while offering any Catholic with reasonable reading comprehension skill the ideal argument in favor of disregarding the pontiff and Magisterium when informed conscience demands it.

Study subjects were at least 18 years of age, with reasonable English comprehension, and attending anaesthetic outpatient clinic for workup before elective surgery.

In pretesting, two viewings of the video resulted in only chance performance on the knowledge test but four viewings led to a reasonable level of comprehension, above chance but not perfect, similar to previous work on learning complex environments (e.g., Taylor & Tversky, 1992).

At one level, it is reasonable to assume that comprehension processes are similar for text and film (e.g., Magliano, Loschky, Clinton, & Larson, 2013), and as such one would expect a connection between each movie viewer's comprehension and their eye movements.

On the topic of progress and directionality in evolution, as with any discussion in science, it is always reasonable to ask students to examine their basic scientific comprehension without undermining or even poking into their personal beliefs.