He points to the "shift to winter grade gasoline" that "has eased difficulties with ethanol blending".
It was hoped with his naval background and easy personality it would ease any difficulties with naval service cooperation.
Access to healthcare services was addressed to explore the ease or difficulty with which community members have access to the scope of these services and the ease or difficulty for APEs in reaching communities.
The degree of hardness is determined by observing the comparative ease or difficulty with which one mineral is scratched by another or by a steel tool.
The ease or difficulty with which these nuclear transformations occur varies considerably and reflects differing degrees of stability in the isotopes.
As for those already on courses, their search for another university will be complicated by the ease or difficulty with which existing credits are recognised by an equivalent course in a university that is still accepting applications.
The distributional pattern of these syntactic forms is systematically related to the inviter's anticipation of the likelihood of the success of an invitation (e.g. the ease or difficulty with which the invitee might have in accepting the invitation).
The purpose was "to assess the ease or difficulty with which a terrorist in the United States could acquire large quantities of chlorine without being detected by law enforcement or intelligence agencies," a narrator says on a copy of the video obtained by The Associated Press.
If at least some portion of the peer effect is generated by interaction amongst peers, then the ease (or difficulty) with which students can communicate with each other may matter for education production12.
Output of the coded data was created to permit examination of the transcribed interview data to evaluate participant responses regarding their comprehension, relevance of the FMSD to their experiences, and ease or difficulty with selecting a response for each item on the FMSD.
