Sentence examples for be easily associated from inspiring English sources

This can be easily associated with the entrepreneurial activities, which are by nature challenging and imbibe attainable outcomes (Alvarez and Busenitz,2001).

Since the energy refurbishment can be easily associated to structural consolidation or functional reorganization works, this paper is aimed to introduce a methodological approach with reference to both structural behavior and energy performance for the space heating and cooling.

From a genetic point of view, true amorphic alterations can be easily associated with genes that sustain biallelic deletions such as PTEN or retinoblastoma gene (RB1).

Because the maps presented here are gene-based, they can be easily associated with other gene-based genetic maps regardless of the polymorphic positon(s) within the gene.

Indeed, in our study we found a decreased genetic variation in the extant populations in the Retezat compared to the ancient population, and such lower diversity could be easily associated with the several population bottlenecks identified by the PAR data.

These observations indicate that most of the distinct subgraphs and distinct patterns in different cancers are formed by a smaller number of interacting partners (with only 3 5 edges) that can be easily associated and dissociated in the cellular environment.

The film is a crude allegory, in which, as the Byzantine historian Sergey Ivanov points out, Emperor Basil is an "obvious prototype of Putin, the wealthy man Eustathios is a hint at the jailed oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, while Bessarion of Nicea is easily associated with another tycoon, Boris Berezovsky," and so on.

According to [7], formulas that depend on these variables are popular because they are easily associated with text simplification.

This paper presents a model of an integrated reverse engineering system and sets up its various-data-output flowchart, which is easily associated with other systems.

Fortunately, most of the waves observed in the magnetospheres of the outer planets thus far are easily associated with terrestrial analogs; hence, much progress can be made even without more sophisticated instrumental and additional sensors.

The informational and the thermodynamic concept of entropy are related through the concepts of probability and randomness ("randomness" is better than "disorder" since the former is a syntactical concept whereas the latter has a strongly semantic value, that is, it is easily associated to interpretations, as I used to try to explain to my parents when I was young).