Sentence examples for a more understandable and from inspiring English sources

Curricula have been developed that introduce evolution in the primary grades (Fail 2003), along with content that supports evolution such as geology and statistics (Petrosino et al. 2003) will produce a more understandable and effective curriculum.

In the qualitative data from Zimbabwe, support group participants reported that adherence information was delivered in a more understandable and helpful way than at clinics and home (47).

It can be used for both reduction of complexity of the matrix-like data and visualisation in a more understandable way and predicts the categorisation of unknown samples.

With MyEnergy, Nest users can also look at the data from their power bills in a more understandable way and challenge friends to use less power.

They say that it would be better if gynaecologists gave information in a more understandable way and in simple words.

On the most important ones, he asserted, the vice president has the advantage, with "a more understandable prescription drugs plan and a tax plan that's selling because it helps pay down the deficit and puts more resources into the kind of programs that people here want".

Aside from this inexplicable charity toward a rogue with the moral delicacy of a groundhog and a more understandable fondness for the lady in the Hamilton affair, Maria Reynolds, "Scandalmonger" is solidly grounded upon Safire's wide reading, his meticulous scholarship and his careful weighing of conflicting evidence.

We will still use the throughput conversion and the activity flags though, for a more understandable illustration of the algorithm.

He added, "It's an important and welcome step in the Fed moving toward a more understandable policy".

The second method has the advantage of providing a more understandable scale.

Add pictures for a more understandable approach.