It's an understandable description for someone who has emerged from the labyrinth, but I doubt it's on target.
Here, it is absolutely mandatory to give Kd values and an easily understandable description of how these values were determined.
Using the very tangible example of Hurricane Katrina, the authors walk readers through the colorful history of New Orleans and southern Louisiana, provide a clearly understandable description of the movement of tropical storm systems, and explain their theories on how and why Katrina had so devastating an impact on this economically, historically, and culturally important city.
In business, it's known as the "elevator pitch" — a short, easily understandable description of your project that instantly attracts interest and support.
With the support of his mentor Michael Maestlin, Kepler received permission from the Tübingen university senate to publish his manuscript, pending removal of the Bible exegesis and the addition of a simpler, more understandable description of the Copernican system as well as Kepler's new ideas.
We suggest that a far more understandable description of high risk would be if the individual's risk of mortality is either > 5% or twice the risk of the population undergoing that procedure.
The community structure of a network can also be a powerful visual representation of the system: instead of visualizing all the vertices and edges of the network (which is impossible on large systems), one could display its communities and their mutual connections, obtaining a far more compact and understandable description of the graph as a whole.
The lessor should attempt to provide consumers with clear and understandable descriptions of its early termination charges.
In order to facilitate the interpretation, we generated compact and understandable descriptions of the amplification models.
Although providing accurate ethical and understandable descriptions of randomisation is important, there is surprisingly little direct research elucidating the preferences of patients (Corbett et al, 1996; Featherstone and Donovan, 2002; Jenkins et al, 2002; Simon et al, 2004).
