Sentence examples for as ease of application from inspiring English sources
Light-responsive in situ forming injectable implants (ISFIs) offer various benefits such as ease of application in a minimally invasive manner and more site specific control over drug release.
Patient friendliness was described as ease of application of oral hygiene and oral paste, and patient endurance of oral paste (taste, structure) to minimize additional stress in patients.
We have attempted to achieve the advantages of using mostly explicit criteria, such as ease of application, with the addition of application information (tables 2 and 4) unavailable in our previous criteria set.
EA of Ti is the preferred method for growing self-assembled TiO2 nanotubular structures directly on the substrate materials, as it enables a good control over their geometry and specific diameters, long-range order as well as an ease of application [9, 10].
This method has advantages over other transcranial stimulation techniques, such as its ease of application, lower cost and more prolonged modulating effect on the cerebral cortex.
The study presented for catamarans, demonstrates the capabilities of the optimization procedure in reducing the wave interference resistance as well as the efficiency and ease of application of the centerbulb as a retrofit.
Equipment vendors no longer view performance as the sole differentiator among network processors, but consider other factors—such as ease of programming and application development—as important.
A number of techniques are available for the assessment of body composition, and the choice of technique usually depends on precision, accuracy, ease of application as well as the cost.
To ensure ease of application, questions were kept as short as possible, and their number as limited as possible, without compromising a complete coverage of all areas of CG.
Zebris was selected as an equipment measure of choice because of its ease of application as a portable apparatus with light miniature transmitters attached to the subject's body allowing unrestricted, comfortable motion [ 32, 34].
