Sentence examples for conveniently understood from inspiring English sources

The concentration dependence of the order parameter (without the electric field) is most conveniently understood on the basis of the bifurcation diagram given in Fig.  3.

The latter can be conveniently understood as the sum of the vacuum-level shift between the "left" and "right" sides of the free-standing monolayer (cf. 1c) denoted as Δ Evac and a second step in the electrostatic potential energy due to the bond dipole, Δ EBD.

But Gore "gave at the office". By using public office to give other people's money to government programs, he was being charitable, as liberals increasingly, and conveniently, understand that word.

The NZGG guideline defines several rules to determine risk categories (average lifetime risk, slightly increased risk, moderately increased risk and potentially high risk) and the gastroenterologists translated the risk levels and recommendations to help the general population conveniently understand these.

Acquiring these traits can be conveniently described and understood as alterations in pathways.

The basic molecular interactions required for the signal transduction function of the plasma membrane can be fundamentally understood and conveniently summarized as the cooperative actions of these mesoscale domains, where thermal fluctuations/movements of molecules and weak cooperativity play crucial roles.

The fact that the officers did not ensure that the men knew their concerns were being heard and understood was conveniently forgotten.

In order to conveniently expound and understand the data objects and extract inherent information or knowledge hidden in the data, it is necessary to use cluster analysis technology.

The method can be understood easily and used conveniently by non-statisticians.

American frontier law turned this on its head through the doctrine of "prior appropriation" (sometimes colloquially understood as "first in time, first in right") but conveniently ignored the rights of native peoples who were unquestionably here first.

"Once I understood the feminist doctrines, a lesbian separatist position seemed the commonsensical position, especially since, conveniently, I was an L-person," she told The Gay and Lesbian Review in 2006.