Sentence examples for as easily applicable from inspiring English sources

It was as easily applicable to the Arab spring as it is to those living in Gaza.

Adding to this body of knowledge, the present study shows that using CRP as a practical biomarker to predict outcome in a naturalistic outpatient care setting is not as easily applicable as it may seem.

But they better beware — public ridicule is as easily applicable across the aisle and across the Capitol, where Senator John Ensign's troubles in job hunting for his cuckolded former aide may eventually merit an ethics investigation.

Our design triangle provides a high-level framework, which is simple and very effective for the design process as well as easily applicable for both, researchers and practitioners.

This distinction will be intuitive for many clinicians, and appears as easily applicable as the original score.

In the study a new shear reinforcement configuration named as diagonal shear reinforcement (DSR) is proposed as an easily applicable, economical and alternative technique to improve the shear capacity and ductility of shear critical reinforced concrete (RC) beams under monotonic and cyclic loadings.

The tool has large implementation potential as a relatively easily applicable decision-support instrument for designers and investors, when studying and determining sustainable construction and facade systems; thus improving the traditional decision-making process, still based on the choice of the lowest costing construction.

Vitamin D might therefore be an attractive treatment alternative, as it is easily applicable, cheap and safe.

According to Woodrow [ 13], the use of bioimpedance analysis for assessing body composition is a rapid, noninvasive and relatively inexpensive method for estimating the amount of body fat, as well as being a portable and easily applicable method.

As shown elsewhere [ 22, 23], PEDDs are easily applicable as flow-through detectors in various flow analysis systems.

Despite limitations, this approach was capable of detecting some expected estrogen-like effects by using proxy measures (e.g., swelling and edema), and it is feasible and replicable as a possible strategy when formal studies are not easily applicable, as in the case of food supplements.