Sentence examples for easy to interpret tool from inspiring English sources

The poor screening and diagnostic practices of depressed patients by primary care physicians [ 24, 25] encouraged us to search a simple, reliable, efficient and easy to interpret tool.

The framework, available in a public domain, integrates the five risk assessment modules and offers a transparent, easy-to-interpret tool that can be easily updated as data become available and can also be adapted to other regions of interest.

The modular framework, developed to estimate the risk of ASFV entry into the EU, is available in a public domain, and is a transparent, easy-to-interpret tool that can be updated and adapted if required.

This makes the RICC a pure measure of clustering and an easy to interpret screening tool.

We report on a sensitive, specific and easy to interpret PCR based diagnostic tool for the detection of Schistosoma japonicum eggs in the faeces of infected mammalian hosts.

All mentioned tools, jActiveModules, KeyPathwayMiner and ExprEssence, are based on easy to interpret models that are computationally fast.

As windows were developed to present a simple interface, easy to interpret and manipulate, there is no need of hard training to use these tools.

Also, to make the tool practically applicable to facilitate personalised counselling, results should be presented in a way that is easy to interpret and use in day-to-day care [ 28].

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.