Sentence examples for ease its removal from inspiring English sources

Instead the paper itself is split in the center to ease its removal.

Second trimester abortion is still legal and the most common method for it — dismembering a fetus inside the womb before removing it in pieces — is no less awful to contemplate than the outlawed procedure, in which an intact fetus's skull was punctured and collapsed to ease its removal.

A possible strategy would be the use of a sacrificial layer able to delay the formation of the calcareous deposit, to ease its removal and to protect the patina and bronze substrate.

Heavy rainfall in the interior gives the river water its earthy colour, but inland logging eases its removal of the topsoil.

It had been visibly scarred by its removal: the pole had likely been cut into pieces on Prince of Wales Island, presumably to ease its transport to California on the deck of Barrymore's yacht.

China, too, is easing its financial controls.

(Facebook has since eased its stance).

The attachment of dental calculus to the tooth (enamel or cementum) surface affects the ease or difficulty of its removal.

A specially designed non-metallic parted line mold was used to ease specimen removal.

A conservation strategy was proposed based on the use of a superficial coating, to protect the surface and to ease the removal of the calcareous deposits in view of future cleaning operations.

Our results provide evidence that marsupialization is effective in regressing the lesion size to ease complete removal, preserving mandibular growth, maintaining involved second molar, and promoting the eruption of the tooth.