Sentence examples for easier definable from inspiring English sources
However, as the whole tumor area is much easier definable than individual compartments, we further constructed a ratio based on combined intratumoral and peritumoral counts of CD66b+ neutrophils and CD8+ lymphocytes (i.e., the Tumour Associated-Neutrophil to Lymphocyte Ratio (TA-NLR)).
Assessment of the size of superficial tumours using callipers (usually of two diameters at right angles) is an easy and definable method.
Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.
Preventing the spread of AIDS beyond definable groups is far easier and cheaper than trying to stop a generalized epidemic.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has, as usual, the quickest and simplest answer – the wetland habitats of visiting species – but beyond that the losses are less definable, and not so easy to raise a fuss over.
Abstractionist possible worlds are now definable straightaway: It is easy to see that this definition covers the more intuitive characterizations of abstract possible worlds above: they are consistent — i.e., possible — states of the world that settle every possibility, consistent states to which no further detail could be added without rendering them inconsistent.
Unlike other locales, Karmah had no definable perimeter, making it easy for outsiders to access, as when insurgents fled to Karmah after being pushed out of Baghdad.
However, this does not give any protection to watershed convergences that may not carry a definable stream, and it is easy to show major variations in the hydrologic loading of such areas.
We start with software and physical phantoms, which are user-definable and easy to manipulate, but are gross approximations of the in vivo brain.
Opening and closing the lid isn't the easiest as there's a lack of a definable latch and the lip is shallow, but it's fine once you get used to it.
Unlike other cities, Karmah had no definable perimeter to hold, making it easy for outsiders to access.
