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Some research also claims that visual programming languages can make understanding the algorithmic flow of control more accessible by making complex elements of flow of control, such as loops and conditionals, more natural (Parsons and Haden 2007a, b).
A lack of Russian can make understanding bus routes and the like confusing, if not impossible.
Obviously, using a portable radio should be used with an earphone - which can make understanding transmissions even more difficult.
Collaborative problem solving often involves actors with heterogeneous competences or that see a common problem from different perspectives: this can make mutual understanding difficult.
We investigate the contribution that three-dimensional transient device modelling can make to understanding these and the potential for its use in the design cycle.
In doing so, this paper builds upon a growing recognition of the contribution that social science research can make to understanding public acceptance of energy policy choices.
This research demonstrates the contributions that spatial disease ecology and landscape genetics can make to understanding the evolutionary dynamics of infectious diseases.
However, despite the unique contribution MLM can make to understanding public health, [ 11] they have not been widely adopted by analysts using complex survey data.
In this review we briefly examine the effectiveness of mammographic screening, then discuss more generally the contribution that mammography can make to understanding the natural history and epidemiology of breast cancer.
For those who did, a third said they were not interested in surveys or science despite our attempts to be explicit about the contribution that an individual can make to understanding health and ageing.
The similarities between clinical decision-making and a categorical data analysis and presentation approach can make reading and understanding scientific papers with categorical data easier for clinicians.
