Sentence examples for easily passage from inspiring English sources

Rural housing units, due to their nature of construction, allow the easily passage of indoor smoke through their thatched roof, open eves and unplastered or partially plastered wall, restricting the continued built up of indoor air pollutants.

In this regard, it is typical that only the most aggressive cancers can be established readily as cell lines that can be easily passaged long-term in culture.

Two weeks ago, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg boasted to his aides that he would easily win passage of a measure to give himself the chance to run for a third term.

In March 1873, anti-obscenity moralists, led by the YMCA's Anthony Comstock, easily secured passage of the Comstock Act which made it a federal crime to mail articles "for any indecent or immoral use".

Chapters have "really short, easily digestible passages that keep the reading experience going along quite nicely".

His historical sources include easily identifiable passages from Livy, Suetonius, Plutarch and other classical historians, as well as from medieval chroniclers such as Geoffrey of Villehardouin and Jean Froissart.

This is in sharp contrast to fibroblasts which can easily be passaged 50 times and more before entering crisis.

Proponents see Prop 25 as helping to address one of California's most inextricable problems -- the difficulty of passing a budget on time because the minority party can easily hold up passage with demands and long negotiations.

And Beijing fears that if North Koreans believe that they can easily win free passage to South Korea by entering China, thousands more would move.

We assume that it is intended to improve the convenience for sidewalk passers by analyzing the information that can be collected easily through the passage on the sidewalk without conducting special research activities on each sidewalk and providing information on hindrances.

HL-LEC could be easily expanded from passage 2 (P2) to 8 (P8) without changes in their morphology or evidence of cellular senescence.