Sentence examples for terms of comprehension from inspiring English sources

A growing body of research supports the idea that taking notes works better on paper than on laptops, in terms of comprehension, memorization, and other cognitive benefits.

(Joe Scarborough, trying to get his mind around that one, staged an interpretive reading of the interview on "Morning Joe" — video above — which was kind of brilliant, but, in terms of comprehension, didn't help).

The visual dataflow language was compared to its corresponding textual version in terms of comprehension and ease of learning by teenagers in exercises involving calculations, modifications, writing and detecting equivalences in expressions in both languages.

Furthermore, participants were asked to comment on each item in terms of comprehension, clarity and relevance.

Participants are presented with the translation(s) made by the bilingual panel and asked to comment on it/them in terms of comprehension and acceptability.

So far, the main difference between human and non-human primates is largely in terms of flexibility in production, but less so in terms of comprehension [ 65- 67].

In terms of art comprehension, he added, "I'm sure it will be reductive".

Written in language that is similar to what visitors would encounter in label text at the museum, it is not demanding in terms of reading comprehension.

A language learning specific focus can be facilitated in the way that the task is designed to provide feedback to the learner in terms of their comprehension whilst they progress through the task.

Specifically, our results showed that the paper book was similar to its digital equivalent, and both were better than the digital disrupted view in terms of reading comprehension, feelings of fatigue, and psychological immersion.

A home page is an entry interface of hyperdocuments for presenting a Website's information to visitors, which is mostly concerned with human perception in terms of users' comprehension and mental representation.