Sentence examples for generally easily understood from inspiring English sources

A recent publication by Adams and Leveson (2012) [ 6] states that rules generated in this manner are generally easily understood and translatable into everyday clinical practices, but could lose accuracy if too little information is used to generate the rule.

The items have face validity, as they elicit the intended information, and they were well accepted and generally easily understood by both interviewers and interviewees.

Analyses showed that items were generally easily understood and represented a good coverage of core aspects relevant to patients' needs for self-managing hypertension.

Studies have shown that medical information is generally not easily understood by patients due to such things as unfamiliarity with medical technical terminology [ 18, 19].

The agreement is drafted as a contract, and as such may contain some standard legal language to make it comply with the law, but it is generally written in easily understood language so that the partners are clear about its provisions.

The audio and video ads generally make topics more relatable and easily understood, but Scientology's "Going Clear Documentary" ad provokes more questions than it answers.

After reviewing other BMPs created for general audiences, MROSD realized that it needed to create its own set of best practices that could be more easily understood by its staff and were generally consistent with its standard work practices.

The SRC calculator was designed to help guide discussion and decisions by providing generally applicable (not hospital-specific) information about surgical risk using easily understood and broadly available preoperative variables.

That's easily understood.

Some passions are easily understood.

Both are easily recognised but less easily understood.