Sentence examples for easy cases of from inspiring English sources

The simple practical approach presented here helps to detect the "clear and easy" cases of close maternal kinship between donors in a sample set: following the procedure described, these samples can be identified and subsequently excluded.

The advantage of being a cable show, he added, was that the message could be dark and not an easy case of good versus evil.

Thus, the usefulness of association MD runs for docking strongly depends on the starting ligand position even in the easy case of benzamidine.

So when two Archant newspapers in Suffolk invited readers to share their shots of its beauty, unsurprisingly, it made for an easy case of audience engagement.

The states embraced welfare reform enthusiastically in 1996 and quickly moved all of the easiest cases off welfare and into jobs.

But Mr. Bush was speaking about an unprovoked attack by Iraq, what many in the administration call the far easier case of retaliation.

The first part of the book is devoted to the easier case of expanding endomorphisms, showing how the (isotropic) function spaces relevant there can be studied via Paley-Littlewood decompositions, and allowing easier access to the construction of the anisotropic spaces which is performed in the second part.

This is the easiest case of utilizing the uniform dispersion of nanocarbons in metal matrix by electrostatic interactions.

It is possible to continue further analytic derivations for the easiest case of binary phase shift key (BPSK) modulation with μ = 1.

Given a subalgebra of su ( k ) (or respectively of u ( k ) ) and a representation Φ of with degree k, we discuss the easiest case of Proposition 50 where w = 1 and e 1 = 1.

This might not include all cases of shared genetic determinism (when the same polymorphism has different effects on gene expression for different genes) but nonetheless might highlight the easiest case of a parallel response to the same polymorphism.