Sentence examples for understandable report from inspiring English sources
The lack of interest shown by academy chains in small village schools is understandable (Report, 23 April).
To improve in these areas, the medical establishment needs to develop easily understandable report cards comparing similar procedures both at hospitals and by individual doctors.
Considerable effort is being expended so that the suite will "run out of the box" to produce a reasonably understandable report for any given random number generator it supports via the "-a" flag, in addition to the ability to considerably vary most specific tests as applied to the generator.
"I certainly felt, and I think the majority of the commission felt, that deleting those phrases would impair the commissioners' ability to give a full and fair and understandable report to the American people about the causes of the financial crisis," Born said.
Not all departments have a team of expert data analysts on standby who can decipher massive data sets and then turn these insights into understandable reports on command.
Instead of rejecting out of hand the possibility of writing understandable reports of high scientific quality, committees should focus on writing reports that are accessible to academics and non-academics alike.
In order for this to happen, there will need to be a short and understandable "genome report" that doctors can use (just as today they use an x-ray report).
The Mayor's enthusiasm was understandable: The report "was prepared at the request of the Mayor of Seattle," according to the authors--apparently as a public relations prop.
"Some of the congressional and industry concerns relating to Internet payday lending was understandable," the report reads.
An understandable lab report will prepare the patient to engage in meaningful discussions with their provider about their care, optimizing limited time and healthcare resources.
However, as we discuss above, simply giving an understandable feedback report to unregulated care providers may not be enough to guarantee practice change in LTC environments.
