Sentence examples for if clearly understood from inspiring English sources

If clearly understood, priority interventions can be put in place for the quick realization of national and international targets such as target four under the Millennium development goals (MDGs).

An acceptability and feasibility study commissioned by the MoH in 2007 found, among others, that political, religious, cultural, and opinion leaders have most influence on people and could publicly support MC if they clearly understood MC and were sure it did not promote immorality [ 32].

Important dynamic factors such as the transmissibility of influenza strains, the accuracy of contact rate assessment, and the movement of populations within and between geographical units, if not clearly understood and properly modelled, may compromise the precision and accuracy of the estimation.

If the public clearly understood the reality of the tremendous successes of the Keiko project, SeaWorld would have no choice but to continue to invest their dollars into providing a natural habitat for these amazing creatures.

If President Obama clearly understood the underlying dynamics of the five-pillar infrastructure of the next great industrial revolution and how the parts connect, he might have been able to sell the American public on a comprehensive economic plan for the country's future.

Here's the paradox: if a film works, then its underlying contract is clearly understood, even if it is never explicitly stated; and if its contract is understood, then the film works.

If these requirements are clearly understood, bonded composite repairs have a great future potential for military and civilian applications, especially in the area of aging aircraft.

This behavior is clearly understood if we consider Equations 4 and 5. Equation 4 implies that the same resonance energy E ν n is found for different number of cells as long as the ratio ν/n is constant.

The reasons for the decrease are not clearly understood, but if the trend continues, sunspot field strength will drop to 1500 gauss by as early as 2016.

If 'probability' were a univocal, clearly understood notion then this might be simple: We allow universal generalizations whose logical form is something like: "Whenever conditions Y obtain, Pr(A) = x".

"If all the clergy who clearly understood this to be a violation of the humanity of lesbian and gay people stood up, the church would have no choice but to back down".