Sentence examples for as transparent to from inspiring English sources

Our new acceptability judgment experiment, which controlled for a 'long-before-short' preference in Japanese, shows that Japanese subjects are as transparent to extraction as objects.

We want to make our reporting as transparent to the readers as possible so they may know how and where we got our information.

Perhaps the meaning of a predicate is not as transparent to competent users of the predicate as Moore implicitly assumes.

Although OLS offers transparency with respect to easily understood additive effects, potential prediction problems, e.g., negative cost estimates, are not as transparent to the user of these systems.

The more prized of the two types of jade, jadeite (imperial jade) is usually found as transparent-to-opaque, compact, cryptocrystalline lenses, veins, or nodules.

"We want to be as transparent as possible to employees about why representation matters.

I worked for a city and have had experience with council discussions that were considered "privileged". We need to be as transparent as possible — to keep our electorate and taxpayers informed about our city's direction.

Mr. Nicoll, 65, said that he used the Monaeo app to track his days, but that it was just one component of his effort to be as transparent as he could to build a defense for future audits.

As the electromagnetic calorimeter of the experiment is situated outside the solenoid, the coil must be as transparent as possible to traversing particles.

Mr Driscoll supports Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan Howe, but believes the Met must now be as transparent as possible to rebuild the trust of the public.

Our intent is to make it as transparent as possible and to permit ongoing external validation by other users.