Sentence examples for understandable using from inspiring English sources

[10] argues that the meaning of local conditional probabilities are understandable using common sense (e.g., "in 9 out of 10 cases, customer data were not accessible for employees during frontend-server maintenance") and that the (numerical) assessment can be directly validated by either an expert or through ground-truth.

In addition, because osteoporosis is a multifactorial skeletal disease, the link between BMD and the risk factors may be hardly understandable using the classic statistics.

Nine of the 11 respondents agreed or strongly agreed that the judgements about the overall quality of evidence were clear and understandable, and that the judgements about the balance between benefits and harms were clear and understandable using the GRADE approach.

Defining data, behaviour and system components in a machine understandable way using ontologies provides the basis for reducing the need for humans to be in the loop for routine system integration processes.

The Coast Guard's request is understandable because using social media as a platform for emergency calls can lead to calls for help getting overlooked, misidentification, the spread of false information and even fraud.

Given Bauer's complaints [1, 3] about the meagre compensation paid to him by Sibthorp during the expedition to the Levant, it is perhaps understandable that using the extremely expensive ultramarine for a project involving almost 1300 paintings that were ultimately intended to be reproduced in print would have been prohibitive.

It is therefore understandable that using bindings of nucleic acid-sensing TLR9 as a pharmacological intervention in various diseases is gaining in interest.

A key part of the chemical sciences are the reactions that chemists perform and report in great number, and the goal of PatentEye is to demonstrate the potential to create an automated system capable of extracting reactions from the literature, creating machine-understandable representations using CML and sharing them as Open Data.

In many instances, verbatim quotations (sometimes slightly modified from the original translation to make the English more understandable) are used to illustrate responses on relevant issues and themes.

Of course, corporate sponsors -- and government leaders -- must defend themselves against simplistic (yet understandable) accusations of using Beijing to sell product at the expense of human rights and international fair play.

The questionnaire is written in a simple language understandable to patients using short sentences.