Sentence examples for comprehensible link from inspiring English sources

We enriched the model with reversible and irreversible tissue damage, which aims to provide a comprehensible link between autoimmune activity and clinical relapses and active lesions in the magnetic resonances studies in patients with Multiple Sclerosis.

With such equations we aim to provide a comprehensible link between autoimmune activity and clinical relapses in patients with MS: (7) (8) where l, L are reversible and irreversible damage respectively; d1, d2 are the rate constants at which the damage is produced and recovered respectively; and E' = (E/a) 2 is the second order effect of Teff cells on damage.

So it's possible LISTENING to speech (including such things as cadence, rhythm and intonation) is more spontaneously comprehensible and linked to emotional brain centers — hence more evocative and natural".

The proposed sector specific guidelines in particular segment of Electrical Engineering (e.g. power quality device DVR) will be closer, more comprehensible and particularly linked to key parameters of that sector.

While many of the aforementioned transcription factors are well-known proto-oncogenes, such as Jun, Myc, or E2f3, and the link between HNF6, PPARgamma and lipid metabolism is comprehensible, other factors revealed by our analysis are novel with respect to their role in liver carcinogenesis.

Of course, if you're convinced that there's too much information in the world and that design can't make it more comprehensible, then Chris Harrison's "WikiViz" (which seeks to detail "the linking structure of Wikipedia," but looks more like a dropped jar of iron filings) might make your head explode.

To achieve this it is necessary to: (i) make the data available in a comprehensible way, along with information describing its completeness and accuracy; and (ii) link them to provenance and phenotype information, which describes the source of the sample and its properties, as well as the known properties of the genes identified and the deduced product.

The levels of comprehensibility for each item were categorized on a 4-point scale (0, not comprehensible; 1, slightly comprehensible; 2, moderately comprehensible; and 3, highly comprehensible).

It's not comprehensible".

To make infinity comprehensible.

He makes the complicated comprehensible.