Sentence examples for be more easily explored from inspiring English sources
Seeking to understand if the gene was the cause of thicker hair in East Asians with the variant gene, a team of researchers led by Yana G. Kamberov and Pardis C. Sabeti at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Mass., decided to test the gene in mice, where its effects could be more easily explored.
In Mr. Franklin, a former associate managing editor for business news at The Chicago Tribune, the company has an editor who could perhaps be more easily persuaded to explore further savings in the newsroom than Mr. Marimow, who had worked at The Sun for 10 years and clashed with Denise E. Palmer, the newspaper's publisher since September 2002.
Curating this data into structured formats via the use of controlled vocabularies and ontologies helps convert the information into computable knowledge, which can be more easily and accurately managed, queried, explored and analysed.
Recently, understanding the recalcitrant nature of biomass by exploring genetically modified feedstocks that can be more easily converted to biofuels has been explored [ 7– 11].
This allowed for associations and relationships to be explored, and for data to be more easily compared and contrasted.
On tests of memory and learning, mice exposed to cosmic rays were more easily confused and lost their tendency to explore new situations.
The higher percentage of studies exploring "Illness experience" or "Information/communication issues" proves that personal and relational experiences are more easily approached by qualitative methodologies.
