Sentence examples for break readily from inspiring English sources

But stones less than one inch thick break readily and are easily kicked out of place.

Cantaloupes and netted melons are ripe when they give off a sweet fruity odour, at which time they "slip," or break, readily at the union of fruit and stalk.

Gels breaking readily via a free-running crack (i.e. high recoverable energy) were perceived as the most crumbly ones.

If the bones in our wrists were thicker they would not break so readily, but we would not be able to rotate our wrists in the wonderful motion that makes throwing efficient.

In general bacteria break down readily decomposable organic material, which results in nutrients such as especially N, P and S becoming available for uptake by other organisms.

The tail is brittle and breaks off readily either as a whole or in part.

Instead of breaking down readily in the environment, the little bits of plastic become vehicles of toxins that are consumed by wildlife, putting various species at risk as well as the humans who eat them.

The undersurface of the peridium has an branching basal attachment that is roughly similar in texture to cartilage, and which breaks off readily when the truffle is extracted from the soil.

They are also more fragile [ 21] and thus may be broken more readily when applied to the barbed-like mesh of a filter membrane.

We have found that ERβ breaks down readily in solution and cannot withstand more than one freeze thaw cycle, furthermore several secondary antibodies we have tried have given false positive bands, some with molecular weights close to ERβ, when tested on membranes without the addition of primary antibody.

Replace woody plants, as lavender won't readily break from old wood.