Sentence examples for more intuitive as from inspiring English sources

Repetti says that while there is a learning curve, once you've got the basics down it becomes much more intuitive (as proof as its wide accessibility, he directed me to this canvas, which was created by a user named Rockin' Grandma).

As consumer software and web applications become more intuitive, it is important for new software solutions entering the workspace to be more intuitive as well.

Although our default EMIM parameterization is based on the usual statistical approach to modeling interactions, for biological interpretability the MFG parameterization would seem more intuitive, as well as having this advantage of allowing imprinting to be modeled via either the original [ Weinberg et al., 1998] or later [ Weinberg, 1999b] parameterization.

However, the introduction of the 'Navigation Window' made the program much more intuitive, as you really get a sense of being able to wander around inside or outside a fractal; and precisely frame and take the 'shot' when you feel you've hit the 'sweet spot.' As a long-time photographer, this has really made a huge difference to my ability to find and compose an image.

These measures are more intuitive as PPV accounts for the proportion of positive results which are really true, whereas NPV accounts for the proportion of negative results which are really false.

Taking responses from faculty is more intuitive as these are the ones who perform these procedures themselves or supervise and train others.

In his music from the late 1960s onwards, such as the Cello Concerto No 1 (1968) and First Piano Concerto (1969), he began to forge a more intuitive style as a composer, a process that reached fruition nearly two decades later with his opera Thomas (1982-85) and the glorious single-movement Fifth Symphony (1985).

By adjusting the parameters to the appropriate range of CT values, you can get a more intuitive image, as shown in Fig. 5. Fig. 5 The result image of window width and window position adjustment.

However, the concept becomes more and more intuitive and as such is a true asset that should be applied in small-molecule drug discovery projects.

As the MT spectrogram is robust to jitters in the amplitudes and locations of a signal's components [17], selecting the first two singular vectors of the MT spectrogram is more intuitive than the AS-based representation.

Both methods offered an average success rate of 90% on a validation set, the former being more intuitive for the operators, as well as faster and easier to implement, and for these reasons it was included in the prototype.