Sentence examples for easy transition of from inspiring English sources
During the whole tool development strict design and process rules are applied which will allow an easy transition of all engineering and manufacturing processes for high-volume column production.
A further distinct advantage of NHP (non human primate) derived immune libraries is the very high degree of identity of the antibodies to human antibodies [ 42] allowing for very easy transition of the scFvs from diagnostic to therapeutic tools.
Preparing fast disintegrating tablets could improve the bioavailability of rosuvastatin thanks to the fast and easy transition of the dissolved drug in a hydrophilic liquid (PEG 400) to GI fluids, from which the active ingredient could be absorbed into systemic circulation.
In contrast with the already established standard ultrasonography techniques such as perineal and introitus ultrasonography, the two-dimensional pelvic floor ultrasound examination enables a real-time, static, and dynamic imaging with easy transition of the pelvic compartments in three views: sagittal, frontal, and axial planes.
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The easy transitions of the drama's more than 20 scenes are aided by Gina Scherr's lighting design as well as by the piano-cello compositions and urban sound effects credited to Nathan A. Roberts and Charles Coes.
In Gov. Haley Barbour's hazy, dream-coated South, the civil-rights era was an easy transition for his Mississippi hometown of Yazoo City.
And so was that an easy transition for you? A. It kind of just felt normal and natural.
Q. Was that an easy transition for you into that kind of role? A. At that point in my life, it never dawned on me I couldn't do something.
Was that an easy transition for you? A. I definitely learned a fair amount of lessons.
It was an easy transition for both.
