Using examples of straightforward decisions in Google's Transparency Report, Barron said the search engine had removed a link to an old newspaper article about a rape which was prominent in results for the victim's name, but refused a request to remove a link to a story about a financial crime for a professional.
Another example of how straightforward it is comes from Chris Wysopal - a former member of the notorious Lopht hacking group.
She gave the example of how straightforward it was to reduce her pharmacy spend by 20% despite scare tactics that were used to try to maintain the status quo.
"I do hope it will give a voice and a name to a lot of the experiences that people have, and also things that they're going through," says Yomi. Slay In Your Lane is a prime example of how straightforward it should be to provide representation for young black girls.
In Garran's opinion the approach, which was put into practice many years before the similarly principled plain English movement became popular in government in the 1970s, was intended "to set an example of clear, straightforward language, free from technical jargon".
The conventional functional distinction between mitochondrial dynamism and quality control pathways is an example of how straightforward concepts are giving way to a more elegant understanding of integrated biological processes governing mitochondrial homeostasis.
An example of a straightforward result to interpret would be from a genetic test for a Mendelian disorder for which (a) there is a single gene locus affected, and/or a single mutation that occurs for the condition, and (b) high likelihood the disorder will express itself when the mutation is present.
Bean soup with farro and olive oil, farfalle with Gorgonzola and arugula, and pork ribs (or shank) with roasted potatoes were all good examples of the straightforward home-style cooking for which people love this place.
Companies that have sought to introduce adaptive, game- or simulation-based learning to disrupt cram schools one of the few examples of a straightforward consumer marketplace in education—have struggled to gain traction.
Bloomingdale Boulevard, which crosses Sixtieth Street between Lexington and Third, is a good example of the simple, straightforward, and dull.
