Sentence examples for accessibly presented from inspiring English sources

Winter in America Not originally featured on the 1974 album of the same name, this was typical Gil: an apocalyptic vision of the US, accessibly presented, flutes and all.

Common findings across all three include the importance of personal relationships and contacts between decision-makers and researchers, and the need for research to be clearly and accessibly presented.

Decision aids, tools to help involve patients in decision making by clearly and accessibly presenting the available options and their relative advantages and disadvantages, may facilitate patient-centered care [ 5].

Information can be presented accessibly using simple graphics or audio-visual techniques and can be easily updated as new research becomes available.

That argument is a bit too long to present accessibly here.

Now a classic of the discipline, it presents complex ideas accessibly, showing how group analysis works by using the group process, and integrating individual and group perspectives.

But to my mind this confuses two distinct aims to present the results as accessibly as possible, and to report the results as raw data for meta-analysis.

Gidley is one of the very rare scholars who can write intelligently and accessibly about the past, present and future in education.

Writing in the second-person present tense, Stross skilfully and accessibly demonstrates how reality is affected by virtual technology, and how life in Europe could soon change as a result.

Opening the show is Howie Day, another accessibly earnest singer-songwriter.

Pirozzi wanted to introduce the culture to outsiders as accessibly as possible.