comprehensibly

Examples of comprehensible

comprehensible
Only utterances which were complete (uninterrupted), intelligible, comprehensible and spontaneous were analysed.
The creoles described above provided one important tool that made statistics comprehensible and convincing so that people could more easily imagine themselves as potential victims.
Some of the ambitions, fears and aspirations of the 1960s, although still within living memory, now seem so distant as to be barely comprehensible.
The addition of the generic instrument is to make the work more comprehensible to outsiders.
The majority of the data mining literature concentrates on the discovery of accurate and comprehensible patterns.
Oral reports (presented from written notes) given by strategy-instructed students were judged to be significantly more comprehensible and organized than those of control group students.
It is clear that such exchanges afford more than comprehensible input; they also allow learners to rehearse new items (such as comforter) in production.
What is compelling or comprehensible to one person may be uninteresting or unintelligible to another.
Furthermore, this simplicity of the induced knowledge coupled with a fuzzy linguistic representation makes the output particularly comprehensible.
This is used to support perspective space hatching and edge finding, with the idea of making technical illustrations 'comprehensible'.
Other more traditional topics such as neuroleptic malignant syndrome and extrapyramidal syndromes are also expertly covered with enough neuropharmacology to make the relevant pathophysiology comprehensible.
We use standard functional programming techniques and code reviewers find that style more comprehensible.
Very fast speech probably places extra demands on the listener and may therefore be rated as less comprehensible and more accented than slightly accelerated speech.
The main outline of the theory, however, remains comprehensible and its centrality to his entire philosophical system clear.
Overall, the natural-rate stimuli in this experiment were rated as more comprehensible than the slowed stimuli, though no differences in perceived accentedness occurred.
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