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This straightforward intuition can be explained naturally by the result shown in Figure 5.

The principle embodied in the second bulletpoint – the selectors' reserve right to make what are commonly described as "judgement calls" – is not so straightforward to apply, involving intuition rather than empiricism, subjectivity instead of objectivity.

The intuition is straightforward, the detrimental effect of wage taxation on effort leads to higher production costs and reduces efficiency given a fixed gross wage.

The intuition is straightforward: inequality of after-tax incomes and labor supply are almost the same as in the benchmark economy (0.243 vs. 0.23, and 0.33 vs. 0.32 respectively).

The choice of a useful scoring metric involves complexities that may not be as straightforward as one's intuition might suggest.

That's a lot of assumptions, but the intuition should be straightforward: countries with a higher proportion of more educated workers have an advantage in producing more technologically advanced goods.

The intuition behind this is straightforward.

The intuition underlying Lemma 1 is straightforward.

The intuition for this result is straightforward.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09123.018 This result is counter to one's usual intuition, but it is a straightforward consequence of the mathematics of linear regression and PCA.

We were interested in understanding how different visual variables map to the students' performance on test questions ranging from more straightforward, fact-based understanding to more abstract intuitions of protein behavior at the molecular scale.