Sentence examples for easy reproduction from inspiring English sources

The one artificial sound in Springsteen's act is a snare-drum sound in "We Take Care of Our Own" that seemed to elude easy reproduction.

Edible films are considered good models for food systems due to their interesting physical properties, quite straightforward matrices, and easy reproduction.

If Mr. Obama has not yet fixed the country's economy or solved its security problems, he at least seems to have postponed the withering of original art's "aura," or power, in a world of easy reproduction, as famously foreseen by the philosopher Walter Benjamin.

However, the uniqueness of each of the case studies prevents an easy reproduction of successes.

The uniqueness of the circumstances in the case studies prevents easy reproduction of the success mechanisms of an innovative concept.

The platform with its compound and training lists and source code allows easy reproduction and comparison of the performance of 2D fingerprints.

In ecotoxicological and environmental studies Lemna spp. are used as test organisms due to their small size, rapid predominantly vegetative reproduction, easy handling and high sensitivity to various chemicals.

Compared to other expression systems like yeast, baculovirus or mammalian cell cultures, the E. coli host has many advantages in respect to its easy handling, short reproduction time, and low costs.

Advantages of the marmoset model over other nonhuman primate models include the small size of the animals, reasonably sized housing space and conditions, easy handling, a high reproduction rate in captivity, their inexpensive keeping, their economic purchase price and the fact that no wild populations are endangered [44].

Transmission seems relatively easy because the basic reproduction number (R0) is 2.2 3.7, but transmission is greatly enhanced by occasional supertransmitters.

Even reproduction is easier, thanks to foreign nannies.