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"There is a lot going on in the basic science - we need to understand the complexity of the brain". She said Pfizer's decision was understandable because of the failure rate of clinical trials.

"That's disappeared, and it's understandable because of the speed we are playing at now.

That is perfectly understandable because of the way it has developed over time.

That's understandable because of the nature of elite competition, but unrealistic because of the intensity of the emotions they arouse.

The guards' reluctance to hand out the supplies is understandable because of inmates' off-label uses for the products.

"People have generally placed more value on vocational/professional degrees, which is quite understandable because of the utilitarian view of education.

There is no culture of football in Qatar, which is understandable because for most of the year the most pressing inclination is to crank up the air conditioning and stay indoors.

Mr Sardesai thinks TV lets voters "vent anger against the system" and judge leaders from close by, but worries that it might lead to "public hatred of politics".Such hatred would be understandable because much of Indian politics is rotten.

This is understandable, because comprehension of how a CDSS works gives a more realistic view of the possibilities and impossibilities of a CDSS.

Several of these involve stretching out on the sofa or lying in bed, which is understandable because many of the conversations take place between midnight and 4 a.m.

The error was understandable, because hundreds of organizations have chosen the name Bauhaus: from a Hong Kong furniture store and a solar energy conference in Frankfurt, to a Madrid investment bank and a hostel in the Belgian city of Bruges.