Meanings of more interpretable in English

This algorithm produces coefficients that are more interpretable than existing sparse regression techniques.

The technology could potentially be applied to self-driving cars to make them safer and with more interpretable decisions.

In terms of making genes expression data more interpretable and comprehensible, there exists a significant superiority on sparse methods.

Furthermore, the results from the models are more interpretable because they are framed in the context of specific biological pathways or other expert knowledge.