Sentence examples for both comprehensible from inspiring English sources

Lewis is one of the few people who can write about complicated finance or analytics and make it both comprehensible and gripping – as in his breakthrough book Liar's Poker and his bestseller Moneyball (which was also adapted into a movie starring Brad Pitt).

Numerous case studies demonstrate that the resulting molecular states are both comprehensible and chemically reasonable.

This project thus transforms the project of legal theory as currently understood while nonetheless leaving past legal theory both comprehensible and fertile.

Data recovery efforts must be closely linked with the work of NHMS and other interested organisations to ensure that raw data is rendered both comprehensible and usable for a broad audience, especially the various stakeholders, for example, policy makers, the academic community, and the public.

To facilitate Manageability, in the NICU context, parents should be enabled to determine and choose their degree of involvement based on the personal GRRs (social/family networks, economic situation, attitudes and beliefs) at their disposal to ensure that their involvement is both comprehensible and manageable.

In the months following my Senate testimony, lawmakers drafting health reform legislation included a provision requiring insurers to both provide comprehensible disclosures of health plan benefits and make that information available to anyone shopping for coverage.

A predictor that can make both accurate and comprehensible predictions is most desirable, but unfortunately, finding a predictor that achieves both accuracy and comprehensibility is difficult and unlikely.

The first of these is concerned with making data, and the analytics associated with it, both transparent and comprehensible to ordinary people.

But the failure to articulate those policies and weave them into a coherent narrative that is both compelling and comprehensible will be seen as a major contributing factor.

This course aims to make comprehensible both to science majors and to students of the humanities the historical structure and development of modern science and to show sciences as cultural phenomena.

Despite his complicated history on social and cultural matters like health care and abortion, his explanations are usually both coherent and comprehensible, even to those who oppose his positions.