While the G-BA's wish for a standardized assessment is understandable, the example of imatinib for the treatment of CML [26 28] illustrates nonetheless that the model currently under discussion would not have properly assessed even a recognized/established breakthrough innovation as such.
Some is in the service of political agendas, sometimes for entirely understandable reasons; for example, Jews are determined that nobody forget the Holocaust, and defenders of capitalism will continue to note that the Soviet experiment turned out badly.
To make this approach more understandable, an application example of car rental agent is demonstrated.
Additionally, a first impression is that this helped make monotonous, theoretical learning tasks more accessible and understandable through practical examples.
On the editorial side, some language usages are uncommon and therefore not clearly understandable, such as for example "invariability" which might mean "invariance" or "absence of variability".
The notion of illocutionary force is most easily understandable in terms of examples, such as making a promise.
Elizabeth's confession of 1878, for example, is only understandable if one already knows of her 1875 statement at the trial and, before that, of her multiple statements confessing and denying adultery in 1870.
In order to keep the example simple and understandable, the coordination patterns considered in Fig. 7 are simple and omit several parts of the coordination of the whole ASK system.
It was so much more understandable to viewers than, for example, the film clip here of Molnar telling her dancers to make sure they have "clarity of intent".
For example, there were understandable concerns that people tested for HIV could face serious negative consequences if tested positive (e.g. abandonment, physical violence, discrimination), and people were often not convinced that the benefits of testing outweighed these concerns.
