Sentence examples for understanding of statements from inspiring English sources
The questionnaire was translated into Gujarati and pilot tested with both the bachelor's (n=9) and diploma students (n=15), for understanding of statements and the response time.
Novice learners often fail to trace programs step by step because of insufficient understandings of statement sequencing and insufficient ability to keep track of program state.
Lee's and Brown's research has found that good analysis depends on the following factors: receiving the "first call" from managers about earnings surprises or deals; talking regularly to the company's suppliers, customers and the company itself; frequently revising earnings estimates a sign that the analyst is keeping a close watch; and a thorough understanding of financial statements.
Statistical analysis allowed for further understanding of these statements.
A pilot testing of the modified DLOQ showed that the hospital personnel's knowledge of the English language was not sufficient for a proper understanding of the statements.
Most often the disagreements were slight and could be resolved through further clarification of each analyst's understanding of the statements.
Christ had said, "This is my body," when instituting the Eucharist, and Luther defended the literal understanding of the statement.
For the Neo-Pragmatism of Rorty all understanding of any statement of "truth" is necessarily made from within and with reference to a specific context.
A somewhat smaller number may have a deeper understanding of the statement, even taken out of context as it is here.
Gopikamohan Bhattacharya writes apropos (seventeenth-century) Annambhaṭṭa's discussion of the Bhāṭṭa theory (Annambhaṭṭa: 301 302): "It comes to this then that the understanding of a statement, i.e., of what is signified by the constituent terms in relation to one another, depends among other things on the presentation of the terms in the required order.
For example, test questions could be written that assess student understanding of each statement, and by extension, each principle and core concept.
