Sentence examples for study comprehension from inspiring English sources

Participants in the trial were ≥18 years of age and infected with HIV and all were required to pass a 20-question study comprehension quiz before enrollment.

Further studies are needed to explore the effects on the study comprehension by each source of information, and by other sources suggested by participants in the questionnaire.

The initial design will be tested with a small pilot study to assess survey comprehension.

In this study poor comprehension was found in 62% of the representatives, which is in line with previous studies [[1]].

The present study investigates comprehension and production of nouns and verbs in patients with left and right TLE (12 in each group).

To study how comprehension of cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk is influenced by: (1) infographics about qualitative risk information, with/without risk numbers; (2) which qualitative risk dimension is emphasized; (3) heart age vs. traditional risk format.

While exoteric Buddhism emphasizes the intellectual study and comprehension of the doctrines set forth in the sûtras, esoteric Buddhism provides a bodily hermeneutic whereby esoteric truths hidden in the sûtras as well as in the world at large can be experienced.

Alternatively, to test the same research question as the current study, how comprehension processes affect eye movements, Loschky, Larson, Magliano, and Smith (2015) presented participants with a scene from the James Bond film Moonraker (Broccoli & Gilbert, 1979) and had them start viewing the clip earlier (Context condition) or later (No-context condition).

(1st p778 - 2nd p1093 - Bonner p326) In the brief epilogue, Thompson writes that he will have succeeded "if I have been able to shew [the morphologist] that a certain mathematical aspect of morphology... is... complementary to his descriptive task, and helpful, nay essential, to his proper study and comprehension of Form".

In the Michigan study, reading comprehension was affected by PCB exposure among 11-year-old children.

In Hibbard et al's study, patient comprehension of measures was related to the perceived salience of the measure.