Sentence examples for more readily comprehensible from inspiring English sources

Recent gainers in the wider sector include Powderject, which is more readily comprehensible as it offers superior injection equipment.

By the 10th century the need to couch legal documents in more readily comprehensible vernacular, rather than Latin, was felt in other regions.

More readily comprehensible but existing now only in documentary photographs was Ms. Denes's creation of a two-acre wheat field on landfill near the World Trade Center in 1982.

The Baroque style of painting that evolved from this program was paradoxically both sensuous and spiritual; while naturalistic treatment rendered the painted religious image more readily comprehensible to the average churchgoer, dramatic and illusory effects were used to stimulate piety and devotion.

In general, research plans are weighed more heavily later in the game, with more readily comprehensible evidence (especially pedigree, letters of recommendation, impact factor of journals, etc).

This therefore makes (M,R) more readily comprehensible to systems biologists, in effect bringing (M,R) as close as possible to the kind of network diagram typically displayed in the systems biology literature.

And it remains an indispensable, comprehensive and readily comprehensible Companion for old hands and new, crafted with loving care.

This passage, so Hemingway (the app) tells us, would be readily comprehensible to a fourth grader.

"Breathless" is Godard's most readily comprehensible film, the access point for many future devotees.

Despite this shift, her personal strategy would be readily comprehensible to both schools.

All this layering and cross-referencing is entertaining if not readily comprehensible.