Sentence examples for comprehensible expression from inspiring English sources

To begin by letting the author have the last word or words: "archiviolitic pneuma" is the less than comprehensible expression with which the book ends, an example of Sonja Neef's use of italics when one difficult word is qualified by another.

It has been maintained that ASM notation has a more comprehensible expression than models performed through CSP regarding the system structure and performing state transitions with dynamic properties through the same notation [7, 8].

The challenge of converting ratio data across various pairwise comparisons into comprehensible expression levels has been solved by increasingly accessible classical ANOVA and Bayesian methods of analysis (e.g. [ 11, 18, 19]), and the complexity of the raw data should not discourage intrepid experimentalists from using these broadly powerful experimental designs.

Hence it appears comprehensible that expression of EFhd2 and EFhd1 is tightly controlled and regulated to ensure efficient function of the respective cell type.

Luckily though, if you know Dutch, or know a few Dutch expressions, most idiomatic expressions will be comprehensible.

Among a wider public, however, the word soul is arguably more familiar and comprehensible than mind, especially as an expression of what humans conceive of as their "inner reality".

He did not use the expressions "Afro-American" and "comprehensible results".

It is almost entirely comprehensible from the images alone and from the nuances of expression on the actors' faces".All the Way", which stars Karen Mok (above), was co-produced in China by Peter Loehr, an American who speaks fluent Mandarin and set up his own production unit there, Imar Film, which has now had four hits in a row, starting in 1998 with the irresistibly entitled "Spicy Love Soup".

Although some recently developed fuzzy-based modeling approaches can provide satisfactory classification results, the rule bases generated by most of the reported fuzzy models for gene expression data are still too large to be easily comprehensible.

The large amount of information obtained with high-throughput technologies like expression microarrays needs to be processed in order to be comprehensible to molecular biologists.

Furthermore, GP has been shown a promising approach for discovering comprehensible rule-based classifiers from medical data [ 22] as well as gene expression profiling data [ 23].