Sentence examples for more readable by from inspiring English sources

Amputees are getting surgeries to make their motor signals more readable by myoelectric arms.

8020 tries to make the magazine more readable by limiting advertising.

Challoner's purpose in his revision of the Douai-Reims version (1749 50) was to make the Bible more readable by modernizing the language and to correct earlier errors.

Fonts Regardless of whether you have an L.C.D. or C.R.T., you also have the option of making the screen more readable by using larger fonts.

During the engineering phase of several capital facility projects, the methodology has shown to be much more readable by and helpful in the communication between engineers than the mentioned data model.

It is also possible to make a paper more readable by using more direct language when describing the experimental design and results (see Dunleavy, 2003; Pinker, 2014; and Kail, 2014, for detailed discussions of scientific writing).

He made his papers more readable and accessible by using big pictures and headlines, yet scorned the tabloids that were the logical outcome of his editorial approach.

A Cochrane systematic review by Nilsen et al. [ 8] reported that engaging patients in the research process may lead to an output (report) that is more readable and understandable by other patients.

It's most famous, probably, for producing the more readable "electronic paper" display utilized by the Amazon Kindle.

It is a shame that Berlinski, who clearly has a feel for British politics and understands the Thatcher phenomenon, chose not to write a more conventional — by which one means more readable — account.

The Post-Boom writers challenge the perceived elitism of the Boom by using a simpler, more readable style and going back to realism.