Sentence examples for ease of contributing from inspiring English sources
With millions of collective fans and the ease of contributing via text message, I am going to be bold to say that this campaign will easily exceed the goal of $1 million.
Fish such as salmon contain heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, which help ease high blood pressure instead of contributing to it.[27].[27]
According to Nagoshi, Amusement Vision staff felt more comfortable with the Gamecube than Sega's own hardware and this ease of development contributed to their decision to focus on the system over the PlayStation 2 or Xbox; he also joked that Nintendo was the only hardware manufacturer the staff did not "hate".
A close read of the dimension scores indicated that low scores assigned to "Ease of Implementing" contributed substantially to the pattern of lower ranking for prevention recommendations.
It was also found that both visual appeal and ease of use are contributing factors in developing online trust among male customers, with visual appeal dominating trust formation among female customers.
These findings are consistent with those from studies done elsewhere which show that ease of access contributes to acceptability between clinic-based and household based VCT [ 31].
Maximum power density, target utilization and efficiency, coating uniformity, material deposition rates, vacuum reliability, arc and debris control, quick turn-around and ease of maintenance all contribute to the overall efficiency of any magnetron sputter source.
The path analysis of pre-determinants to these crucial factors demonstrated that LIS system design that leads to an increased perception of usefulness and ease of use would contribute to positive attitudes.
Comfort and ease of wear also contributed to the acceptability of the GENEActiv.
Ubiquitin chain length and linkage type, along with the affinity for proteasome receptors and ease of deubiquitination, all contribute towards setting substrate hierarchy.
Ubiquitin chain-length and linkage type, along with affinity for proteasome receptors and ease of deubiquitination, all contribute towards setting substrate hierarchy.
