Sentence examples for Simplify the challenge from inspiring English sources
Kimble documented her journey, the lessons she learned and the changes she made in her new book, "Unprocessed: My City-Dwelling Year of Reclaiming Real Food," which helps simplify the challenge of subsisting on a mostly-whole foods diet.
Our work, together with other studies, contribute to the identification of a large number of mutations with the aim to simplify the challenge in confirming the clinical diagnosis of patients affected by LI.
On chip interconnection networks simplify the challenges of integrating large number of processing elements.
Photobucket is today announcing the acquisition Lasso, a private photo-sharing and chat app that was designed to simplify the challenges around requesting photos from family and friends.
The data gathered here through Mobilisafe's initial beta run is more of a confirmation of the market value for its mobile security solution, meant to simplify the challenges involved with assessing security risk and then knowing the next steps to take after being presented with specific issues.
The degree of difficulty simplified the challenge.
One way of simplifying the challenge is to identify water "hot spots" and prioritise actions there, an approach adopted by Anheuser-Busch InBev, for instance.
OnePlus, formed in 2013, only released its first phone – the OnePlus One – in May 2014, using an invite system that both amped up the excitement among those who were on the list (who were then allowed to pass on invites to others) and simplified the challenge of supplying to a new audience.
For starters, it establishes a common endpoint (or startpoint) for rides that simplifies the challenge of matching drivers and passengers.
That's something that can save its clients as much as 90percentt on their foreign exchange rates, and it massively simplifies the challenge of doing business overseas.
By reducing the complexity of amputation, we have simplified the challenge faced by neoblasts, requiring them to sense the absence of only one organ, and to channel their output into the pharyngeal lineage.
