Sentence examples for easy migration from inspiring English sources

Joseph Mutso-Bengo, a professor of bioethics at Malawi's College of Medicine, noted that nurses could barely make ends meet and asked, "Do we have the right to force them to stay?" But Anthony D. Harries, a British doctor who has lived and worked here for 15 years and advises the Health Ministry, called it immoral for Britain to allow the easy migration of Malawian nurses.

As Google's own documentation for Native Client notes, this technology offers an easy migration path to bring existing desktop applications to the web.

The easy migration of di 2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (di 2-ethylhexylphthalateeDEHPC (P-PVC) poses a serious threat to human health and the ecosystems.

As your business grows, any good service provider will grow along with you, offering an easy migration path to enhanced services and support.

"For someone who's 13, on MySpace all the time and plays Counter-Strike or Halo, it's an easy, easy migration," he says.

Galaxy was obtained from http://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Admin/GetGalaxy and intentionally installed as a normal user ("galaxy") for easy migration and security.

The use of hybrid orientation technology (HOT) with direct silicon bond (DSB) wafers consisting of a (1 1 0) crystal orientation layer bonded to a bulk (1 0 0) handle wafer provides promising opportunities for easier migration of bulk CMOS designs to higher performance materials.

The structural flexibility of films with a higher Se content produces large variations in the HRS (Figure 9a) after few cycles, owing to the easier migration of Cu under the SET operation, which results in a higher RESET current (4.5 vs. 0.14 μA), as shown in Figure 2.

Based on the observed close correlation of results in invasion inhibition experiments and the far easier migration inhibition assays, the migration inhibition system might be a valuable second line method to measure the biological activity of anti-CSP antibodies.

Taking the optimal living condition and the easiest migration route into account, we favor the single-route hypothesis; it is more likely that their migration into the Tibetan Plateau through the Hengduan Mountain valleys occurred after Tibetan ancestors separated from the other Proto-Tibeto-Burman groups and diverged to form the modern Tibetan population.

With such a large spacing, the AlCl4 diffusion becomes very easy with migration energy barriers ranging from 0.023 to 0.089 eV for different migration paths in a 2-dimensional diffusion plane.