Sentence examples for valid comprehension from inspiring English sources

Importantly, all three respondents cited above had a valid comprehension of competence, that is, they defined it as having the status of an expert in terms of ability or knowledge.

We have developed a reliable and valid measure of comprehension of informed consent information for the Gambian context, which might be easily adapted to similar settings.

Such an assertion implies that, for Alderson, while cloze tests could replace those of grammar and vocabulary, they were not valid measures of reading comprehension and were thus unable to substitute reading comprehension tests.

Based on such moderate correlations, they surprisingly concluded that 'the cloze procedure is a highly valid measure of reading comprehension' (p. 196).

Parents may not feel comfortable signing or finger printing a document that they cannot fully comprehend or their signature may not be a valid sign of their comprehension [ 16].

We think that the scientific investigations on objects that have both an historical artistic and ethno anthropological value could supply a valid aid to a better comprehension of their usage and of their significance for the peoples [5], to date them in case of uncertain chronological attribution [6] and to have useful information to support the conservation work.

Preliminary analyses indicated that the MOCCA produced reliable and valid scores as a new reading comprehension assessment for identifying types of comprehension processes used during reading, as well as for identifying individual differences in the types of comprehension processes used during reading.

According to Rutledge and Mitchell (2002), either the acceptance or rejection of evolutionary theory as a valid scientific explanation may influence students' comprehension of evolutionary thought.

According to Rutledge and Mitchell (2002), either the acceptance or rejection of evolutionary theory as a valid scientific explanation may influence the students' comprehension about this powerful idea.

Cognitive research has implicated comprehension as a barrier to providing valid, reliable survey responses.

This is also valid for the higher-order language functions including discourse planning and comprehension, understanding humor and metaphors, and generation and comprehension of emotional prosody mediated by the right hemisphere [78].