Sentence examples for understandable study from inspiring English sources

In order to make the multi-factor real options model applicable, accurate and understandable, study of the parameters value must be first conducted.

Although such factors are understandable, this study is the first to present quantitative data on the decline in turning ability in the elderly.

This finding is understandable since studies have found that lower levels of sedentary behaviour have been linked to lower obesity and cardiometabolic risk which, in turn, could potentially lower morality risk.

He has an understandable reason: While study after study shows that teachers who once boosted student test scores are very likely to do so in the future, no research he can think of has shown a teacher-training program to boost student achievement.

To enable cross-study analyses and efficiently finding relevant trials, the Human Studies Database (HSDB) project aims to share fully machine understandable representations of study design information between institutions [ 55].

It is understandable that independent study is more relevant to some subjects than others, but surely the breakdown of tuition fees cannot then be the same across all courses.

(2) The costs of recreating white-water habitats are more understandable through the study of man-made white-water venues.

Saint Peter's Basilica was as awe-inspiring, and the Sistine Chapel as stunning, as I'd hoped; and it became understandable how the study of the theology, artistry, and politics of the Vatican has consumed the entire lives of countless academics.

Despite this understandable scepticism, the study supplemented by this Addendum article confirms that a navigation system using natural airborne volatiles is a realistic model.

The guides were validated by an expert in the area of breastfeeding in Malawi to ensure that they were culturally relevant and understandable to the study sample.

This was evident in the studies used in our analysis but this is to some degree understandable because these studies were targeted as risk factors for cancer and were not specifically focused on PCOS.