The sustainability targets can be operationalized by the application of a readily comprehensible set of sustainability indicators.
Fifth, that this knowledge needs to be made available at a critical developmental stage and in a readily comprehensible form.
Journal peer review achieves valuable screening/prioritization in the process of bringing new, relevant, and interesting data and issues to the attention of scientists in a readily comprehensible manner.
It is important that the risk level be explained in a readily comprehensible way and for most patients this might be in terms of the expected excess number of breast cancers for every 100 years of follow-up as judged from individual risk factors.
Finally, to obtain a more readily comprehensible unit of activity, the corrected values were adjusted around a grand mean of 50 ml/min/100 g, corresponding to the approximated average blood flow as measured by O-PET.
And it remains an indispensable, comprehensive and readily comprehensible Companion for old hands and new, crafted with loving care.
But, the question, "What animal goes 'oink, oink'?"—perhaps uttered in "Motherese" in a clear deliberate fashion so that it is readily comprehensible to a child will be rather efficient in generating thoughts of a pig.
Hence, most physicians are poorly equipped to discuss risk factors in a way that is readily comprehensible to their patients.
With perfect timing, the deep economic thinking that helps explain this convergence between Mr. Will and Senator Brown appeared this week in a form that is easy to read and readily comprehensible by a lay audience: "The Bankers' New Clothes: What's Wrong With Banking and What to Do About It," by Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig (I immediately bought 10 copies).
This passage, so Hemingway (the app) tells us, would be readily comprehensible to a fourth grader.
Ravenhill's clear, readily comprehensible text captures a Samaritan act of kindness when a mother (an excellent Giselle Allen) takes a dying soldier into her home.
