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Meanings of comprehension in anglès
The ability to think about something and use concepts to be able to deal adequately with this.
An ability to understand the meaning or importance of something (or the knowledge acquired as a result)
portuguès
inclusão català
comprensió Synonyms
Examples for "inclusion"
Examples for "inclusion"
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Their inclusion brings up a number of questions that best remain unanswered.
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Main results: Thirty three trials randomizing 3272 patients met our inclusion criteria.
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Results: Ten studies, including 54 participants with AS, met the inclusion criteria.
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Given its recent history, AIG was a surprise inclusion on the list.
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It is important that future studies carefully consider the criteria for inclusion.
Usage of comprehension in anglès
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Case after case, the level of suffering inflicted was almost beyond comprehension.
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German students found this year's listening comprehension quite challenging, teachers have said.
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Clearly he has no comprehension of the words he's using, Conway said.
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However, comprehension of the exact pathophysiological mechanisms remains a challenge for clinicians.
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Quite how these magicians do this every year is beyond all comprehension.
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Ten minutes was a whole world apart; it was almost beyond comprehension.
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No MRI measures explained outcomes in language comprehension in the miscellaneous group.
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Production and comprehension have long been viewed as inseparable components of language.
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For the UK to abandon Europe's collective economic community passes all comprehension.
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More than words But there's more to language comprehension than just vocab.
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Maternity is untold ages old; intelligent comprehension of the function very recent.
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He had not the material for even the first stages of comprehension.
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Alaire was startled by the possibility; this delay was beyond her comprehension.
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For the rest of the citizens it was dumbfounding beyond human comprehension.
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Taste seems to comprize three orders or degrees in its universal comprehension.
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The goal is not social happiness, but a full comprehension of God.
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Comprehension through the time
Comprehension across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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