It is crucial that the systematic review should contain a comprehensible taxonomy and visual presentation of all the reasons and their uses, including the implications that they have been taken to have for the research question.
It has become part of the Louie Louie mythology that Ely's barely comprehensible vocals contained hidden obscenities.
Even if the proportions and layers did not seem comprehensible, each outfit contained something you wanted.
99 answers were written in easily understandable language, while 10 answers were judged to be very difficult to comprehend for average consumers, because they were very technical or contained abbreviations of regulations that were comprehensible only for experts in these legal fields.
In particular, the information contained within CRCs must be available and comprehensible to the public – i.e. outcome measures should be provided with an adequate amount of relevant context to interpret data.
The graphical user interface (GUI), shown in Figures 2 and 3, is responsible for presenting the data contained in the patient's record in a meaningful and comprehensible way.
Unlike a modern computer, the Pilot ACE looks comprehensible, in theory at least; the sort of machine that could, just about, be contained within an (expert) human brain.Less-known again than Turing's foundational role in the computer revolution is the breadth of his other interests, an imbalance that David Rooney, the exhibit's curator, says he is keen to address.
These shifts tended to be coded in terms of the addition of 'multiple cues' since the most comprehensible complex symbols contained several of the cue types, even though the least comprehensible complex symbol might not share its basic form.
All physicians indicated that the availability of a comprehensible national guideline containing all recommendations would improve adherence to best practice (93% of Internists, 94% of Surgeons and 97% of GPs, data not shown).
Increasing evidence suggests that health interventions are more effective when they contain visual elements and simple, comprehensible information in an accessible format [ 64, 71– 71].
When the Royal Opera House warns of "partial nudity", you can assume it's as severe a threat as that given recently on Radio 3's estimable CD Review about the offensive text of Magnus Lindberg's choral work Graffiti, which turned out to contain saucy snippets of ancient Latin comprehensible only to classicists or the long dead.
