The results showed that weak areas of comprehension are those that require higher level thinking, such as the ability to distinguish between the popular and academic press.
In addition, the clip is equally famous for having a single three-minute shot with no cuts, extremely rare in film history (Bazin, 1967), thus allowing us to test our previous proposal (Loschky et al., 2015) that the weak effects of comprehension on eye movements while watching a film clip was due to using as series of short (~ 2 s) shots.
Smokers with low levels of education exhibited poor levels of health knowledge and weak levels of comprehension, and thus they were more likely to benefit from the telephone follow-up sessions.
This indicates that students' big-picture understanding of the role of photosynthesis in providing reduced-carbon compounds that can be used as energy sources is as weak as their comprehension of the use of reduced-carbon compounds in plant growth.
Davidson may also be overly demanding in requiring accurate translation between languages as opposed to some weaker criterion of comprehension (see Bar-On 1994; Henderson 1994).
How justices who purport to celebrate their commitment to judicial restraint and judicial modesty could even imagine striking down this law on such transparently weak grounds is beyond comprehension.
These children were characterized predominantly by semantic and syntactic problems: They had weak vocabulary, poor sentence comprehension, and poor memory for sentences.
The self-control aspect of the learning process allows students to seek out and work through cognitively weak areas of their comprehension [ 15, 17, 19].
20yrs: moderately impaired learning range, limited expressive language, very poor comprehension, very weak working memory, unable to carry out two-step commands For 11 patients with Dravet syndrome, a close temporal relation of seizure onset with vaccination (Table 1) was documented, as previously described (Berkovic et al., 2006; McIntosh et al., 2010).
