It is the aim of study recruitment to ensure that suitable measures are taken to counter well-known problems in order to keep selective participation to a minimum [ 25, 26]: the translation of patient-relevant study documents into the nine most commonly spoken languages, as well as the use of simplified and easily comprehensible language in the patient questionnaire are two examples of these.
Perhaps that ought to remind us how easily careless language can lead to mistaken beliefs.
This newspaper championed the cause of the "Leather Apron" man and the farmer and appealed by using easily understood language and practical arguments.
This first version was an intuitive, easily coded language for scanning, extracting, and printing information from text files; in addition, Perl could handle many system management tasks.
In many cases these reporters have scientific training, and they have mastered the science to the point that they are able to convey complex scientific concepts in easily accessible language.
A real difficulty here is that we have no easily accessible language for navigating the levels between molecules and cells, and the full embodiment as rather larger, flesh-and-blood beings.
It's a rhythm that easily transcends language barriers, and on Thursday night whenever a galloping riff gave way to that exuberant rhythm — hump-pa, hump-pa, hump-pa — there was a roar from the crowd.
Art was nationally renowned for his expertise and his ability to communicate complicated ideas in easily understandable language in writings and lectures delivered at educational organizations and cultural institutions throughout the country.
The pre-Raphaelites used personality, charisma, an easily assimilated language of their own importance, to promote themselves, and they were quickly accepted in visually naive Britain as a daring, homegrown avant-garde.
The result of digital collaborative Foresight processes should therefore be translated into an easily comprehensible language, perhaps a visualisation.
