This simple, jargon-free account reflects his clear strategy.
Then, last May, he published a simple, jargon-free, eight-page article in the HBR, called "IT doesn't matter".
And for the past year, Mrs. Obama has been a central figure in her husband's campaign — exhorting supporters to donate and volunteer, stating her husband's argument for re-election in simple, jargon-free terms.
Their hope is that simple, jargon-free explainers — sort of a 'Cryptocurrencies for Dummies' built into the app — will make it easier for new demographics to get their foot in the door of the crypto universe and learn a thing or two along the way.
Questions to assess knowledge were asked using simple, jargon-free language and were piloted with participants with low educational attainment before the main trial.
The aim of this handbook was to provide a short, simple and jargon-free set of principles on quality assurance transferable to any higher-education course.
As recommended by DeVellis [ 48], the items were randomly sorted, strongly worded, unambiguous declarative statements in the form of short, simple sentences without jargon.
Both the home-based exercise movements and safety instructions will be described using simple language without jargon, printed in 12 14 point text size and ensuring adequate contrast between different colours on the text or pictures and the background.
If you don't think people will self-identify but you'd like them to do so, offer an incentive such as a free e-book or similar for those who provide email addresses for future correspondence, etc. Effective survey questions tend to be: brief, simple, relevant and jargon-free.
The President spoke in strong, simple words, free of jargon — from the name of the bill (the American Jobs Act) to the blunt calls for action ("You should pass this jobs plan right away," repeated many times in one form or another).
To ensure clarity, GPs used simple language without medical jargon and visual supports such as anatomical models and graphs.
