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If complexity is indeed crucial, it might become understandable that the relatively low-level physical dimensions of pitch and size did not induce a typical congruency effect.

However, if we look at a case of someone who has travelled a couple of hours by flight and has to use the metro from the airport to Fellgate, it becomes understandable that such a person would be impacted by the amount of vibrations experienced.

However, regarding the widespread host-initiated defense mechanisms it becomes understandable that mortality rates gradually increase with progressive severity of the septic syndrome [ 14].

It becomes understandable that long-term changes of the neuroendocrine immune network as a consequence of a chronic energy appeal reaction are also part of etiological considerations.

Besides the stated difficulties in communication between science and policy, one possible way of success in environmental communication could be represented by the presence of those intermediaries who have relationships with key stakeholders/decision makers and are able to translate information for them so that they become understandable and usable for action [20, 29].

On the background of a faulty proprioceptive system, the hypometric or dyskinetic movement trajectories that are so commonly observed in PD patients become understandable.

That cryptic statement becomes understandable when you hear this ingenious Neo-Classical work.

Grain boundary mobility discontinuities in Y2O3 occur at different temperatures for different annealing times, an unusual pattern that becomes understandable when viewed on a complexion TTT diagram.

You should specify three main points; the underlying cause of the negative thought or emotion, what the possible side effects of keeping the sustained thought are and how you could rephrase the thought in a totally new way that becomes understandable to the neo-cortex, or your logical mind.

We have to engage kids when they're young so that science becomes understandable to them and fun.

Patients stopped being a nuisance in their surgeries, and became perceived as true sufferers, so that their use of the health services became understandable as well.