SSIM possesses a number of desirable mathematical properties, making it easier to be employed in optimization tasks than other state-of-the-art perceptual IQA measures [12].
"The problem is that government hasn't provided easy channels to be employed in the formal sector.
He wrote in the thesis that working women and feminists had been "detrimental" to the traditional family and criticized federal tax credits for child care because they made it easier for women to be employed outside the home.
In the current job market, it's easy to feel so relieved to be employed and not living off your credit card that you forget to challenge yourself.
For example, a study has tested the validity and responsiveness of the ankle functional score (AFS) based on fundamental functional outcomes such as pain, swelling, weight bearing, stability, and gait, and concluded that the AFS is easy to use and might be employed alongside subjective clinical assessment to evaluate recovery after acute ankle sprain [ 48].
A simplified and easy to use cycle simulation can be employed successfully in the conceptual design phase when parametric studies are being performed to determine the influence of important design parameters on the system performance.
Hence, the simplified method with easier calculation but poorer accuracy may be employed to estimate the maximum storage volume in the preliminary design stage, while the hydrological routing method, which involves more complicated calculation but gives more precise estimation, is better suited for application in the detailed design stage.
Furthermore, the immunohistochemical reaction is easy to judge because the antibody can be employed at relatively low concentrations for a monoclonal (see the Materials and methods section), and thus gives virtually no background staining (Fig. 2), which makes the detection of reactive tumor cells very easy.
Existing assessment instruments are easy to use, but are employed in only a quarter of responding countries.
This approach is easy to implement and were employed by Hossain et al. [10], Li et al. [11], and Li et al. [19].
