Sentence examples for more understandable from from inspiring English sources

"It seems to me that at least at first glance, it's more understandable from an outsider's point of view that he would run, because after all, he was a governor, he was a senator, he comes from a prestigious family," she continued.

This ethnic effect of malaria resistance mutations, whose paradoxical nature from a traditional standpoint was well articulated by Flint et al. [ 231], becomes much more understandable from the theory presented here.

"He's much more understandable for Ukrainians.

The Materials and Methods section could be more detailed and more understandable for a wide audience.

The reaction fluxes computed from EcoCyc 18.0 GEM are more understandable than those from previous E. coli models because EcoCyc 18.0 GEM fluxes can be immediately painted onto the EcoCyc Cellular Overview, a zoomable diagram of the complete metabolic map of E. coli that allows immediate visual inspection of flux patterns.

New probes with variable frequencies from 17too 7 MHz or from 15 to 7 MHz can visualize the skin layers in real time[ 19 ] (Fig. 1) as well as musculo-tendinous, cartilaginous and bony structures at the same resolution, with quality images that are more understandable and clearer from the anatomical point of view.

But what's more understandable, complaints also came from parents who said their children had asked what the "dirty" tagline meant.

To win converts by making Korean food more understandable to Americans, Do Hwa presents three tasting menus from different regions intended for parties of four.

"The International Skating Union and the technical committee need to start looking at how they can make the sport, from a rules point of view, more understandable.

With MyEnergy, Nest users can also look at the data from their power bills in a more understandable way and challenge friends to use less power.

He has simply converted technical reliability information from test publishers (Harcourt Educational Measurement, in this case) to more understandable "accuracy" guides.