Sentence examples for made understandable to from inspiring English sources

And whatever course you chose could have been made understandable to your sons simply by discussing it with them.

Solution to the system must be made understandable to non-experts.

It is believed that research scholars publishing in open source journals should assume an intelligent, capable, and curious world reader who can make practical use of their empirical findings, so long as results are made understandable to all.

For the purposes of this study, the language for the CARS was altered to be made understandable to non-clinicians, so that respondents could report ataxic symptoms in a descriptive manner approximating a clinical evaluation.

Understood in this way, phenomenology does not place itself outside the sciences but, rather, attempts to make understandable what takes place in the various sciences and thus to thematize the unquestioned presuppositions of the sciences.

Once established in the colony, Thornhill develops a dream of possession that the novel is careful to make understandable.

This is the really embarrassing situation which conventional quantum mechanics is unable to make understandable.

This makes understandable the particularities attached to certain chest wall syndromes.

"But people were shocked at how well I managed to plug in to the Greek mentality and that I managed to do so in a way that made it understandable to non Greeks".

According to Leonhardt, the NYT was taking steps to ensure that budget numbers and other big numbers would be expressed in a context that made them understandable to readers.

The 'real' risk of lymphoma with TCIs can be made more understandable to patients and caregivers by using some reassuring language.