Sentence examples for easily explored on from inspiring English sources

Tangier's historic center is easily explored on foot.

Despite its sprawling size, Philly has kept some period charm, with cobbled streets, historic buildings and colonial houses, and is easily explored on foot.

Getting around: This compact Southern city is easily explored on foot.

Governors Island is easily explored on two wheels, thanks to extensive bike paths, and the lawn near Fort Jay makes for the perfect picnic spot.

Ghent's beautifully preserved medieval city centre with its picturesque canals and river is easily explored on foot and, rather than traipsing around museums, you can see masterpieces such as Jan van Eyck's Adoration of the Mystic Lamb in Saint Bavo cathedral, where he painted it in the 15th century.

Yes, it's got diamonds, fashion and enough old-Europe money to stuff a bank vault several times over, but it's the variety of village-style districts, all easily explored on foot and revelling in their own idiosyncratic character, that sets it apart from living-museum Bruges and pen-pushing Brussels.

If equation 19 in Staquet's publication is solved for test specificity, the dependence of test specificity on disease prevalence can be easily explored (see Appendix S1).

Analysis of the chromatin structure deposited on the transgene could then be easily explored over the GFP sequence that is unique in the genome.

The city can easily be explored on foot (unless walking up steep hills is a problem), but a car is essential for visiting Southwell, 25 miles southwest of Lincoln via the A46, A617 and A612, and for church-crawling in Lincolnshire.

The structure can be easily explored – features of geometry that the author has referenced can be checked, and other geometric details as easily evaluated and explored.

Combining further visualization and comparative analysis, one can easily explore biological insights for both species based on prior knowledge and omics experimental observations.