Sentence examples for easy to understand with from inspiring English sources

The question was clear and easy to understand, with participants consistently understanding the term "met" as when they first spoke to each other or had some kind of social exchange.

Fourteen of 15 participants correctly identified 10 as the number they would choose if they were in the worst pain of their lives, while one switched his answer from 1 to 10. Thirteen of 14 participants felt that the scale was easy to understand with no changes needed, while one pointed out that the understandability of the scale depends on how the scale is explained to the patient.

"This leaves a company that's easy to understand, with more stabilized assets," Adam S. Metz, General Growth's chief executive, said in an interview.

The watchdog said it wanted to make sure products were easy to understand, with clear charges that let consumers shop around.

Mobile 7 is easy to understand, with well-organized menus, but it does not have a merged mailbox of various e-mail accounts, and it does not thread conversations.

WiLife's software is inelegant but easy to understand, with big buttons and clearly marked functions.

In interviews, several Westport teachers and parents said the slower pace has helped their children focus more deeply on difficult concepts, and students say the shift online has made math easier to understand with cool graphics, animation and real-world context like global warming.

Such algorithms are often easiest to understand with figures and diagrams.

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We need to sweep away all that complexity and replace it with lower, simpler and more proportionate taxes which are easier to understand, with fewer loopholes and exemptions.

PSO was chosen over other evolutionary algorithms, as it requires very few parameters to configure, it is easier to understand with computationally lesser bookkeeping and it fits well for reducing the backhaul load.