Sentence examples for easy to align with from inspiring English sources

Because Ravi was a teen-ager behaving brutishly, and because he used a computer, there's a temptation to draw this case into discussions about cyberbullying; but a brief, furtive intrusion, coupled with a few tweets, may not be easy to align with harassment that occurs "repeatedly and over time".

Likewise, the rare encounter of, e.g., Staudinger ligations in the context with nucleic acids lies in the fact that neither the required azide nor the required P III) moiety is easy to align with P III) phosphoramidite chemistry for assembly.

It is seen by some as one of the more effective forms of aid because it avoids many of the costs and inefficiencies associated with multiple projects, it is easier to align with recipient priorities and it opens the way to a broader, strategic dialogue on economy-wide issues [ 21].

It is so easy to align it with the right-wing narrative.

Indel sequences in the 27 gene markers were unambiguous and easy to align.

Aligning the consensus sequences by pairwise BLAST led to a similar outcome, showing that these families are not as easy to align despite the high-reported sequence identities.

It is easy to align the strategy to the resources bottom up than top down.

When it's too scary to consider the facts or when it's easier to align oneself with the dominant and powerful, blame the victim, in the hope of "protection".

Lee says Playdom was actually developing the game before it was acquired by Disney, but the acquisition made it easier to align the game with other Avengers plans.

This approach combines the rapid but strict BWA algorithm to first map the relatively "easy-to-align" reads with the more sensitive but computationally intensive Stampy algorithm, which more effectively and accurately aligns the relatively divergent reads (Lunter and Goodson 2010).

It might also be easier to align the detection system for the transmission mode.