Sentence examples for easiness for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "easiness for" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English
It is possible that you are confusing it with the phrase "ease of", which is commonly used to describe how easy or difficult something is. For example, "The instructions were written with ease of understanding in mind."
However, scenarios are usually stated in an informal way, which impedes the easiness for verification.
These theories are compared in terms of their appropriate application areas, possible singular problems, and easiness for use in modeling and analysis of multibody systems.
The advantage of the current solver over a Monte Carlo solver includes its faster speed, noise-free resolution, and easiness for arbitrary moment evaluations.
Amongst these model organisms, rodent models are the most used due to the easiness for the experiments and the possibility to modify genetically these model animals.
The easiness for operation, thickness control of magnetic films, and electric field modification of coercive force in an electrolyte condition show great advantages for further applications in spintronics.
However, the interest for using it in embedded systems has grown recently, due to the easiness for customizing it and the availability of the source code.
Similarly, for easiness of answering/questioning, while for the majority of candidates SQs appeared to be the better format, for the examiners it was PBQs.
On the other hand cyclotron manufacturers with their compact targets, aside for maximizing yields, aim to assure high level of safety, easiness of handling for personnel and introducing more replaceable materials.
For a rigorous analysis, we compute the marginal effects and transform them into semi-elasticities for easiness of interpretation.
Principal component analysis is employed to extract essential features that are selected considering both classification power and easiness of implementation for classification of the spectra.
In their approach, they first used Dunlap and Van Liere's [23] approach with 12 items and further reduced the categories into three for easiness of analysis and descriptive purposes.
