Sentence examples for understandable according to from inspiring English sources

All that is "understandable," according to Coach Jeff Van Gundy of the Knicks.

But a number of melanoma experts said in interviews that such an operation was understandable according to the medical standards of 2000 and that the extensive surgery did not necessarily imply Stage III melanoma.

That unwillingness to come forward is understandable, according to Raghu. .

It calls to the knowledge and responsibility of clinicians and therapists to decide whether individual reactions are understandable according to their vital situation or on the contrary they imply a certain degree of psychopathology and are qualitatively different from them.

The correlation between repeats length and the variability of microsatellites is understandable according to the replication slippage model, which is one of the widely accepted mutation mechanisms (Levinson and Gutman, 1987), as the longer the repeats, the more chances exist for the slipped-strand mispairing to occur.

This is understandable since according to Numenius everything that exists in the world as it is, depends on the Good, the God, which is the cause of everything's goodness in the world (fr. 19.5-7 19.5-7

He is less critical of "skeptical atheism," which withholds assent from the claim that God exists perhaps based on the understandable, though according to Kant, false, assumption that belief in God's existence can be warranted only by speculative proofs.

Their worry is understandable when, according to Gallup, fully engaged customers represent an average 23percentt premium in terms of share of wallet, profitability, revenue, and relationship growth over the average customer.

Likewise, we highlight the need to collect accurate VPD outbreak data, procedures carried out for outbreak control and outcomes in an understandable manner, according to timely updated guidelines or protocols for each VPD and using consensus variables for the auditing of VPD outbreak management.

With a higher percentage of black children living in poverty, it is perhaps understandable therefore that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2010, life expectancy for the black population was 3.8 years lower than the white population.

Hans Küng, a leading critic of the pope, called his decision to step down "understandable for many reasons," according to the German news agency DPA, but added that so many conservative cardinals had been named during his tenure it would be difficult to find someone "who could lead the church out of its multifaceted crisis".