Sentence examples for reducing comprehension from inspiring English sources

If each point is connected to the next, studies suggest it can cause you to lose the thread of the narrative, reducing comprehension.

Syntactic constraints called wellformedness conditions (WFCs) are often imposed with the intention of reducing comprehension errors, but there is little supporting empirical evidence that they have the desired effect.

However, when audio narratives did not pause, interruptions reduced comprehension performance.

The highlighting of less relevant areas reduced comprehension compared to no highlighting.

Learners, generating pictures, however, seem to have less cognitive resources available for essential and generative processing, resulting in reduced comprehension.

For example, in [10], features such as moderate word finding difficulty, reduced phrase length, and reduced comprehension are manually tagged by humans and shown to contain information complementary to standardized tests.

Compared with healthy controls, both the AD and PNFA groups showed deficits of non-native accent recognition and the PNFA group showed reduced comprehension of words spoken in international accents compared with a Southern English accent.

Constructing mental images seems to reduce cognitive load and to increase comprehension and learning outcome when the mental visualization processes are not disturbed by externally drawing pictures on paper, whereas drawing pictures seems to increase cognitive load resulting in reduced comprehension and learning outcome.

Removing any word at random from the sentence significantly reduced comprehension (from a mean value of 92% to 58%; Wilcoxon sign-rank test: p < 0.05).

It is reasonable to hypothesize that individuals with less education and less concerned with healthcare may have reduced comprehension of ACP definitions and goals.

But the technique "should theoretically lead to [an] enhancement in learning speed, while not reducing the comprehension level", he says.