Sentence examples for easy to interpret and understand from inspiring English sources

Last week, Julia G. told us that our 6 Q's About the News, "The Words They Used" at the Democratic and Republican Conventions, most appealed to her: The graphics used were very easy to understand and interpret, but what made me really think about the article was when I visited the articles talking about the words used in the 2004 and 2008 conventions.

Results should be easy to understand and interpret by all stakeholders.

So on practical and pragmatic grounds, we felt it was appropriate to use such datasets because of their familiar nature and the analysis was easy to understand and interpret.

This results in visual representations of the indicators in the form of maps that are relatively easy to understand and interpret in the subsequent phases of the research process.

The results showed that the obtained GEMANOVA model was easier to interpret and understand than the additive ANOVA model.

Well-designed graphs can portray complex data and relationships in ways that are easier to interpret and understand than text and tables.

Alternatively, if we compute the enriched pathways for each sample prior to clustering, we can use the enrichment data to cluster tumors into subgroups that might be easier to interpret and understand.

Further, cumulative proportions of children living with HIV/AIDS or dead represent statistics that are easy-to-interpret and understand and thus are at least as useful as time-to-event statistics (hazard or rates).

Information encoded in XML is easy to read and understand, and easy to process by computers.

It is easier to read and understand.

They are easy to interpret and easy on our brains.