Sentence examples for understandable measures from inspiring English sources

In a way, warrantless wiretapping, the abuse of prisoners and indefinite detention for an "unlawful enemy combatant" are all regrettable, if perhaps understandable, measures in wartime.

The outdoor NOx level at all addresses was calculated over decades from a validated model that requires comprehensive input data; the two other markers are simple, intuitively understandable measures of traffic at the residence at the time of enrolment.

Review of cognitive debriefing results based upon reports of previous step to the Ulm study centre resulted in some final amendments including changes in text and omission of some items in order to arrive at short and understandable measures.

It reduces often complex and amorphous "not in my lifetime" risks to an understandable measure of what economic value is at stake.

NEAR OR and RR calculation represent a simple and useful tool for combining risks and benefits in one easily understandable measure.

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

Policy makers often define shortage areas by calculating PPR per physician zone, for the simple reason that it is an easy calculation and offers a readily understandable measure of accessibility.

She said that Fabric had no issues with violent crime and disorder, which made ID Scan a more understandable control measure at other premises.

It's understandable that screening measures at a hackathon would be lax, especially given the fluid nature of development.

At the conclusion of wave 3, patients reported finding the measure understandable, relevant to their experience, and easy to complete.

Results were presented using blood lead because nontransformed data can be expressed in units of micrograms per deciliter, which is a more easily understandable unit of measure.