Sentence examples for readily understood from from inspiring English sources

Our results show that the typical glassy features of strain glass can be readily understood from the relaxation spectrum.

These spectra can be readily understood from the absorbance spectra of Figure  3A, because the pigments selectively absorb incident light in restricted wavelength ranges and thus the pigments reduce the amount of backscattered light.

The severe plantar flexion of Fz3 −/− and Cdx1-Cre;Fz3 CKO/− hindfeet is readily understood from the anatomy of the limb musculature and its innervation (Gray and Lewis, 1918).

This result is readily understood from the viewpoint of electrostatics, since a negative glutamate is replaced with a positive lysine, favoring interactions with the SUV lipid mixture which carries a net negative charge.

It can be readily understood from this equation that the relative depth difference between two points is (z2 – z1) = −[ n x (x2 – x1) + n y (y2 – y1)] / n z.

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He readily understood that she had just returned from a European trip and had had a lovely time in Italy.

Although the contribution from CH π and hydrophobic effects is readily understood,[ 6] it is less evident how polar binding groups can be deployed to increase affinities in water.

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Transparency As a starting point, the Merriam Webster Online Dictionary defines transparent as: "free from pretense or deceit; easily detected or seen through; readily understood; characterized by visibility or accessibility of information especially concerning business practices".

Apart from those with pre-existing vulnerabilities, vaccination was not readily understood as a method for protecting others and therefore society.