Sentence examples for correspondingly easy from inspiring English sources

The novels are correspondingly easy to read — most would pose no challenge to a ten-year-old — with short lines, simple words, and a repetitive vocabulary.

It is a common myth that all whole-grain products have low-GI values when in fact many are highly processed and correspondingly easy to digest.

This child is significantly older and correspondingly easier to identify from photographs.

Moreover, it was easier to see three in III than in 3 and to see nine in VIIII than in 9, and it was correspondingly easier to add numbers the most basic arithmetic operation.

Correspondingly, the trait values y = Xw.

There is great variation among individuals in the strength of sex drive and responsiveness, so this necessary exercise of restraint is correspondingly difficult or easy.

Furthermore, if our ability to identify individuals in open access genetic databases accelerates or if individuals begin to make non-anonymized genomes more common, the ability to identify those who have contributed to genome-wide methylation studies will become correspondingly easier.

Furniture comes in correspondingly heavy hardwood.

Overall, rarer features are more likely to be missed by areas selected to represent targets for surrogates [24], [25] despite, in our study, correspondingly smaller targets that were easier to achieve.

First, there were approximately 25% more test features in the upper north-east (including almost twice as many plant species) and they were generally more narrowly distributed, making them more likely to be missed, despite correspondingly smaller targets that were easier to achieve.

Payan guesses that Guzmán might be in Central America, "or some other place where the desperation caused by poverty is even greater than in Mexico, and the need for his monies, in the form of bribes, is correspondingly much greater, which makes it easier for him and others to corrupt those police bodies".