Measures of pathology (for example, size of infarct on imaging) or impairment (for example the Medical Research Council Motor Assessment Scale) are straightforward to perform and interpret, but give little useful information on how stroke affects the individual.
For example, renovation policies are straightforward in the sense that if heating energy is saved locally, it also reduces respective climate impacts globally.
The tasks in this example are pretty straightforward and involve nothing more than stacking a few colored cubes.
In broad terms, the transformations' effects are straightforward; for example, the removal of the basic nitrogen or the manipulation of the pKa of the basic nitrogen environment by addition or removal of nearby alkyl groups.
For example, for inbred parents there are straightforward genotypic expectations for both split and collapsed loci.
For example, it is straightforward to extend the underlying model to include, e.g., inhomogeneous material properties or to replace the diffusion approximation by a more complicated model such as the radiative transfer equation.
"Is he walking with a limp?" Officials say some decisions are straightforward -- for example, if drones observe bomb-making or fighters training for possible operations in Afghanistan.
For example, it is straightforward to select "natural" theories from higher and higher degrees of theories in the wellordered sequence that are incompatible with one another.
This approach has many advantages; for example, it is straightforward to evaluate various scenarios, like a certain change in mobility behavior (more use of public transport, an increased popularity of online shopping, and telecommuting) as well as juridical changes, changes in the infrastructure, or technological changes, all within the same framework.
There's another example that's straightforward and could be used today.
