Sentence examples for understand explanations from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criteria were an age between 35 and 74 years and a written consent; exclusion criteria were insufficient knowledge of the German language to understand explanations and instructions, and physical or psychic inability to participate in the examinations in the study center.

Specific attributes involved (a) feeling listened to by the doctor and feeling able to talk; (b) feeling cared for and valued as an individual (c) feeling the doctor understood the 'bigger picture' (d) having, and being able to understand, explanations.

The lower age limit was dictated by consideration of cognitive ability of children to understand explanations of the study and the principle of voluntary participation, including the right to refuse to answer questions and to withdraw from the study.

The Mohists probably understand explanation (shuo, also "account" or "doctrine") as a process of giving reasons (gu) to support or explain some claim (NO11, B66).

The verbal consent form included an easy to understand explanation of the purpose of the study in the local language, a simple description of the procedures, and the duration of the baby's participation.

There are, to be sure, a variety of reasons that Congress is zombified, but one of the least understood explanations is also one of the simplest: The city is too busy refereeing disputes between major corporate interest groups.

Crichton's superb, easily understood explanation of quantum physics alone is worth more than the price of the book.

Then came Sept. 11, a blow to the economy and stocks but a shared national experience and an easily understood explanation for the continuing recession and 2002 stock dip.

Zohar and Ginossar found that high school students were cognizant of the difference between the use of such language in a metaphorical sense as a general heuristic to help them understand evolutionary explanations and its use as a causal explanation.

This is both to ensure that you understand officers' explanations, but also to ensure that you are given explanations in the first place.

"I doubt that they will be willing to understand your explanations," he said.