Sentence examples for intelligible to the reader from inspiring English sources

Use of constants makes the model more intelligible to the reader because the name and type convey much more information about the intended use of the object than the literal value.

A writer for the New York Times Magazine, Mr Gertner does a super job of making complex science intelligible to the lay reader.

An InChI is not directly intelligible to the normal human reader (and was not designed to be readily intelligible); it is more like a bar code.

Margerison was science editor, and Cudlipp ensured that everything was intelligible to the lay person.

That also made it all too intelligible to the pagans, as early heresies indicate.

True, mainland Chinese newspapers have adopted a high form of Putonghua, intelligible to the educated.

It is not intelligible to the average person.

If anything, it simplifies things and again makes it more intelligible to the average user what Google is tracking.

The KIDMAP output is very intelligible to the patient, his/her doctor or the doctor's staff.

The introduction should provide sufficient background information to make the article intelligible to readers in other disciplines, and sufficient context that the significance of the experimental findings is clear.

And because elegance is found in all branches of science, from the most mathematical to clinical neurology, the state of play needs to be presented in a way that is intelligible to readers unfamiliar with the particular field.