Sentence examples similar to understandable criteria from inspiring English sources

Only from this starting point the following six pragmatic criteria of the external validity are understandable: Criterion 1.

This makes decision criteria more transparent and understandable e.g. absolute costs of an intervention as an easy understandable measure.

Rather, they were selected from a list of 179 Japanese terms by a group of medical experts using three criteria: understandable, not overlapping and not confounded with other symptoms.

In contemporary art, where no one has yet put forward quality criteria in clearly understandable language, names are everything.

Thus, the criteria should be understandable.

Respondents held wide-ranging and varying definitions of NVNMDS and efforts to craft a definition that met researchers' criteria and was understandable to respondents fell short.

Criteria outlined by Simmons [ 2] were considered by the research group to have synergies with the reasoning process in osteopathy; moreover the language that was used to describe the criteria was readily understandable to potential examiners.

If required, items were rephrased to meet style criteria: unambiguous, concise, easily understandable and void of double negations.

Gait's criterion for success is understandable.

Be understandable, all the 261 patients met the EO criteria, and only 185 (70.9 %) met ICHD-3β for CM.

The last criterion for poor understandability was the report by patients that the question was poorly understandable.