Sentence examples for more intelligible we from inspiring English sources

In order to make the information more intelligible, we organized the data, represented by the list of genes mentioned above, in networks based on additional information that could be obtained about these genes and their protein products from public databases.

It is more intelligible if we start by applying a general presumption against what would be an uncontested restriction on maternal liberty, which establishes a default left undisturbed by state neutrality in the debate over the moral status of the foetus.

To create a consistent level of detail in the analysis, and gain broader and more intelligible insights, we coarse-grain over the codes.

Our prediction is that if we were to use a slightly more intelligible manipulation (e.g. 6 or 8 channel vocoding) or other conditions that produce a broader range of behavioral scores, such a correlation would indeed be apparent.

Therefore, we focus on those aspects of audiovisual speech that make it more intelligible.

Likewise, another significant correlation was established between speech intelligibility and gender (r = −0.143, P < 0.05), girls being more intelligible than boys.

They've discovered that, in noisy conditions, we do more than just amplify our voices — we also raise our pitch and elongate our vowels, changes that make our speech more intelligible.

Other changes on the block are more intelligible.

But his intentions became more intelligible in light of newer words and later work.

Chanted by the other dancers, with weird leaps to Chipmunk pitch, it's no more intelligible.

As McCrum notes, Chaucer is difficult for contemporary readers, but Shakespeare, two centuries later, is much more intelligible.