straightforwardly

straightforward | American Dictionary

straightforward
adjective
us/ˌstreɪtˈfɔr·wərd/

straightforwardadjective (UNDERSTANDABLE)

easy to understand; clear:
The doctor explained the operation in straightforward English.

straightforwardadjective (HONEST)

honest and without unnecessary politeness:
She’s a straightforward, no-nonsense teacher.

Examples of straightforward

straightforward
A straightforward example of the use of be going to in the context of an assumption can be found in (13).
Moreover, there are other generalizations to be made which a syntactic analysis has no straightforward way to capture.
The owner's conclusion was straightforward, yet not unproblematic.
However, the unpacking and empirical testing of this notion is by no means straightforward, and remains as an important issue for further research.
Satisfying the constraints from these two levels is not a straightforward process and it requires numerous iterations.
Unfortunately, this makes the testing of sensor models less straightforward.
In our view, however, the situation is not so straightforward.
After determining the parameters describing the susceptibility to lodging, their correlation with the physical properties of varieties was straightforward to calculate.
In practice, pupils found the process of selecting sounds relatively straightforward and unproblematic.
The common wisdom is straightforward: children are more able to learn another language than adults are.
After all, the extrapolation of general features from specific instances is not a straightforward exercise.
However, the extension of this argument for also incorporating estimation of error functionals is straightforward.
Each of these is derived by straightforward integration.
We omit its proof since the proof is straightforward.
Although it is stated there for centrally symmetric bodies, the generalization to the non-symmetric case is straightforward (a formulation appears in [6]).
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