Sentence examples for better ease of from inspiring English sources

Engineering the hardware and the software together, he said, promises, "better performance, better ease of use, and lower cost".

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"The idea of engineering the hardware and the software (together) should give us better performance, better ease of use, and lower cost," Mr. Ellison said, adding that the ultimate goal "is higher performance than I.B.M.'s fastest computer".

"This reflects a number of trends such as improved design, desire for better security, ease of maintenance and a need to be close to the heart of a city".

TiN and Ti Si N coating appears to offer better stability, ease of ingot release and coating adhesion.

Electroanalytical method is a preferable alternative [11 14] because of their relatively low cost, better efficiency, ease of operation, high sensitivity, low detection limit, and rapid response.

The trolley was rated as 'better' or 'much better' for ease of communication with parents by two thirds of clinicians, and the overall experience for the parents was rated by 69% of clinicians as 'better or 'much better'.

Previous studies on interface sign mainly strive to investigate which type of sign (icon, text-based, icon with text) works better to improve the ease-of-use of a software system.

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This is due to their unique properties, for example better damage tolerance, ease of handling and product design, apart from the usual light weight and recyclability.

Collective evidence from multiple studies in different countries indicates that a primary care focus results in better preventive services, ease of access, and reduced cost.