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Although ranked queries are conceptually easier to formulate than Boolean queries (for example, since no use of special Boolean operators is required), it is not clear how very complex information needs should be represented.

Like the previous review committees, the authors found it easier to formulate general guiding principles than to give them content.

"Our hope is it is easier to formulate into food without it smelling or tasting fishy," said David M. Stark, vice president for consumer traits at Monsanto.

It has become easier to formulate a perception about a brand or company, before you even interact with the content the company themselves have authored.

The network perspective supports the prediction of common regulation of these highly interacting genes, and makes it easier to formulate testable hypotheses about the relationships of regulatory targets.

The truth is that there are no generally accepted standards, and the punch-tab ballot doesn't make it easy to formulate them.

"It is not easy to formulate laws which both observe the Constitution and allow security services to work," said Michael Bauer, a terrorism expert at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich.

And social media, with its easily digestible tidbits, make it easy to formulate analysis at a time when everyone is looking for answers.

Within the framework of cause-effect relation, "one-cause, one-effect" questions are by far the easiest to formulate.

It can be too easy to formulate stereotypes about why someone drives a certain type of vehicle, and what it says or doesn't say about a person.

In contrast to the nonglucosylated forms, the glucosylated derivatives are stable, water soluble, and easy to formulate.