Given the potential importance of hybridisation for species diversification, there is a need to study new cases such as comprehending more fully the interactions between hybridisation and speciation.
In addition, specific guidelines, such as comprehending, synthesizing, theorizing, and re-conceptualizing as described by Morse [ 13] were used.
People with dementia, in particular those with Alzheimer's disease, usually have difficulty in decoding emotions cognitively, such as recognising and comprehending emotions displayed by others and a diminished ability to express their feelings verbally [ 24].
There might indeed be a limit to the degree of complexity that we can comprehend, such as the interactions between thousands of genes or between the billions of nerves in our brains.
Then there are others who deserve recognition just for surviving experiences that most of us cannot even comprehend; such as Moud Goba, who claimed asylum from her native Zimbabwe where she lived under threat of "corrective rape", and has dedicated her life here to helping Africans and others at the UK Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group.
Worse still, many of the texts contained location information that only Haitians familiar with the geography of Port-au-Prince could comprehend, such as references to neighborhoods or popular landmarks.
Under that condition the findings encourage the implementation of nudges benefitting individuals and society in domains that consumers comprehend, such as health behaviors.
Videoconferencing problems remain, such as the awkwardness participants experience comprehending the mechanics of half-duplex sound (the "walkie-talkie" echo resulting from the system allowing sound signals from one party at a time to travel) and figuring out turn-taking when full-duplex systems (in which the signals from all parties can travel simultaneously) are used.
As we spend more and more time on social networking services, and they are becoming fundamental pathways for information flow in our society [6], understanding the impact of homophily in this context is particularly important for comprehending phenomena such as the dynamics of technology adoption, social contagion and segregation [7 9].
Recent migrants from non- English speaking hepatitis B endemic countries may have low health literacy [ 11], which reduces their capacity to navigate the Australian health care system and is a barrier to comprehending concepts such as liver disease, viral transmission, and antiviral treatment.
Other investigators have been concerned with other kinds of problems, such as how a text is comprehended or how people are reminded of things they already know when reading a text.
