Sentence examples for it makes intuitive from inspiring English sources

Given its important roles in DNA repair, it makes intuitive sense that BRCA1 could enhance cell survival after DNA damage by preventing apoptosis [46], [47].

Again, it makes intuitive sense.

Whether it makes intuitive sense to people.

But it makes intuitive sense that biological responses inform the mood of the markets.

Charlton's argument is still just a hypothesis, but it makes intuitive sense.

It's a populist cri de coeur, and at first glance it makes intuitive sense.

This was startling, but it made intuitive sense, even though their styles differ greatly, visually and otherwise.

While early adopters of the philosophy simply leapt in without much of plan – it made intuitive sense, after all – organizers now aim to standardize programs so other communities can basically plug and play.

This was known as the "savannah hypothesis," and in many ways, it made intuitive sense.

"So it make intuitive sense — more mice, more infected larvae, more Lyme disease".

Although it made intuitive sense to expect delays associated with lack of antenatal care to be greater among multiparous women or those who delivered outside hospitals, no such evidence was found when interactions among these terms were tested.