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POLITICAL campaigns are usually won or lost on the basis of easy-to-understand ideas and slogans.

Allometric relationships are used to predict tree growth on the basis of easy-to-measure above-ground parameters such as diameter at breast height or root-collar diameter.

Therefore, the possibility to select the sensitive patients on the basis of easy-to-detect clinical and molecular markers has a high clinical impact.

Companies inevitably choose staff to shed on the basis of how easy they are to fire.Almost everyone favours reform.

On the basis of her easy win and Go Native's success in the Supreme, Hurricane Fly is going to win the Champion Hurdle next year if Willie Mullins can get him back all right.

This shoe insole will also form the basis of an "easy to use" balance training system for older people, in order to help decreasing their risk of falling.

Specific guidelines for the dimensioning of the systems are proposed, on the basis of an easy to implement steady state model.

He told MPs: "We want to tackle the culture of competitive dumbing-down, by making sure that exam boards cannot compete with each other on the basis of how easy their exams are".

It found Kent Police was a force where officers had been "pursuing crimes on the basis of how easy they were to solve, rather than on their seriousness, or their impact on victims or communities".

ICA was performed on the data combined C + and C − trials to acquire a common basis for easier interpretation of the results.

Many startups have become popular simply on the basis of being easier to use than other kinds of software that have poor user experiences.