Sentence examples for intelligibly describe from inspiring English sources
It is crucial to find an appropriate set of such basic network motifs to intelligibly describe the gene regulatory system.
Functional annotations were then 'manually curated' based on the sum collection of supporting evidence for each gene, with a view, where possible, to intelligibly describe its putative role in pathogenicity.
"Those who knew the once vibrant, energetic man now describe him as vacant, unable to communicate intelligibly, unaware of his surroundings, lacking affect, prone to spontaneous sobbing, and disinterested in things that used to excite and engage him," Herzer's legal team said in a statement.
As a determining factor in the vitality of music, rhythm may be described as "an inspired, organic order of movement," communicating intelligibly to the senses.
If one thinks that moral claims do not even purport to report facts, one cannot intelligibly hold that the facts such claims purport to report do not exist.
Without access to court documents, he said, "the press can hardly be expected to be able to report the case intelligibly or even-handedly".
In order to depict the signal processing at ith relay intelligibly, the signal that is received from y1 and y2 antenna elements is represented by the solid line and the broken line, respectively.
