I've just starting using **LaTeX** (today), because I wanted a professional way to format some pseudocodes, needed for a paper. So this might be a lame question, but can't find anything relevant.

My problem is that when using the **`\frac`** command with **algorithmicx** package, the constant height of the row makes the fraction small, hard to read. Here is an example:

![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/XNmw1.png)

Is there a way to enlarge the row height and those parts which got shrunk? I also noticed, that other writer use the / operator instead of **`\fract`**, but I would rather not, I have pretty long formulas, and this would make them harder to read, and not because of the font size. I don't need constant row height, but a readable code.