Sentence examples for considered easy to interpret from inspiring English sources

Every step presents challenges, but most Younger Futhark inscriptions are considered easy to interpret.

Plots with scales beginning with a value of 80 or more (example V3 in Figure 1) were considered easier to interpret visually, whereas an ordered list was considered the most interpretable of representations of values.

The rational basis has the advantage that the free fluxes are easy to interpret, but they are probably not the best choice considering goodness-of-fit.

Since SROC curves and DOR are not easy to interpret and use in clinical practice, and since PLR and NLR are considered more clinically meaningful, 53 54 we further presented both PLR and NLR as our measures of diagnostic accuracy.

By considering no sources of data other than the sequence itself, this strategy has the advantage of being easy to interpret and avoiding complex biases in downstream analyses.

No serious art is easy to interpret.

It would be easy to interpret this as appallingly glib.

Zarathustra's silence on Mithra is not easy to interpret.

Calculating it is fiendishly complicated and the figures aren't easy to interpret.

It's very easy to interpret every politician's words as an empty ploy.

Designer David Gross makes SolveBio's data easy to interpret.