Moreover, it is necessary to identify the skills in which there is greater ease, for example, the expression of positive feelings, to be the first skill to be worked on at SST so that the intervention occurs in ascending order of difficulty (Del Prette & Del Prette, 2014).
The benefits are obvious: efficiency and ease of participation, for example.
The advantages offered by such transformers include: immunity to electromagnetic disturbances; ease of miniaturisation for example, using conventional micro fabrication processes; and enhanced performance in terms of voltage gain and power efficiency.
Price will be one point but so will ease of access (for example, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands with no passport requirements for Americans), travel style (nightlife versus beach views, family versus adventure, chic versus laid back) and activities (diving and bare boating -- or cruise ships and shops).
Ease of placement, for example, allows physicians to make an easy decision to perform PEG.
Other changes were intended to simplify the language for ease of understanding/use, for example, 'Shifted Priorities/Reallocation of Resources' became 'Shifted Resources'.
One reason for abandonment was poor ease of use (for example, what was described as a clunky and counter intuitive access page), which we do not report in detail here as subsequent upgrades improved these features.
For ease of the discussion, an example of the case (n=2) is given as follows.
Google goes on to detail why those design choices were made, citing ease-of-use for publishers as one example.
For ease of presentation, in the examples of the results section and in the examples below, we write the reactions as in Example 5, and states as sets of species where each species in the set is parameterized with a unique k ∈ ℕ + that denotes an agent.
