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her books convey philosophical issues in digestible form.

The fernery starch soup showed a good colour, delicate fragrance, nutritious , digestible, absorbent, convenient.

The cooked rice starch from Heilongjiang province was debranched with pullulanase followed by cooling and storing;thus a kind of starch containing slowly digestible starch over 50% was prepared.

The article provides digestible information for beginners.

She prefers books with digestible chapters.

The course is designed to present complex concepts in a digestible way.

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A good teacher can make even difficult subjects digestible.

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The workshop offers digestible tips for improving productivity.

The infographic presents data in a digestible visual format.

The training manual is designed to be digestible for employees of all levels.

The podcast delivers digestible content for listeners on the go.

Instead, divide your dreams into smaller, digestible chunks.

I am reducing it to digestible chunks.

Their teeth and jaws had to work hard to make the food they ate digestible.

A mind map combines verbal and visual information in a way that is easily digestible.

Initially, most young animals were fed low-fiber, high-starch and protein, very finely ground and highly digestible diets.

'It was to be nourishing, and digestible.

You can read that on your own, but I am gonna summarize it in a more digestible way for you.

The protein is very digestible by the human body.

This simple pattern makes the complex idea more digestible and memorable.

It can distill something complex into something digestible, but also have more depth to explore.