Sentence examples for understandable results from inspiring English sources

In addition, understandable results depend, in part, on who needs to understand them.

It is, therefore, misleading to present Heidegger's philosophy as a set of clearly understandable results.

Working with two students over a period of eighteen months, he built AverageExplorer to speed up the otherwise time-consuming process of object alignment needed to create visually understandable results.

Applications built according to the proposed framework will provide more practical, understandable results to decision makers.

Because we want to study the influence of environment fluctuations on the populations with respect to their kind of reproduction, we found that μ = 0.2 gives understandable results.

Default options have been set for all tools that yield easily understandable results, and all of the graphical results can be clicked for further explanation.

Others say that their absence in high-profile political posts is an understandable result of the way women are traditionally viewed in politics.

In "The Benedict Option," Dreher writes that "the angry vehemence with which many gay activists condemn Christianity" is the understandable result of a history of "rejection and hatred by the church".

This is an intuitively understandable result because as ρ increases, the average number of available channels for both new and (inter- and intra-) handed off secondary sessions decreases in detrimental of system capacity.

Previous evidence that health visitors conceptualise postnatal depression as an understandable result of parenting in a hostile world[ 25], and our data supports this view.

Despite being present on predominantly small scaffolds within the T. adhaerens (discussed later, Bacterial Genes in the Trichoplax Genome), seven regions of synteny were identified across RETA and M. mitochondrii, an understandable result given the lack of genome synteny across genera of Rickettsiales (Gillespie, Nordberg, et al. 2012).