Sentence examples for facile study from inspiring English sources
What makes this more than a facile study in generational conflict is Mr. Arcand's acute sense of history: he has made the cultural contradictions of global capitalism into the material of a heartfelt domestic drama that is also a broad, accessible and devilishly funny sex farce (A. O. Scott).
Additionally, Aiptasia can exist in an aposymbiotic (dinoflagellate-free) state or host a variety of Symbiodinium types (although not all), allowing facile studies of symbiosis specificity [ 14, 16, 17].
To further characterize the ability to encapsulate proteins and maintain their activity using radically mediated thiol ene polymerizations, we next conducted in situ protein/polymerization studies with varying concentration of a photoinitiator species, as this approach provides a facile method to study the effect of radical concentration on protein protection during a thiol ene polymerization.
Until recently, facile methods to study these processes in intact, living cells have not existed.
In this study, facile engineering of GO membranes is realized by combining spraying and solvent evaporation-induced assembly technique.
In this study, facile synthetic strategies toward a novel family of BDSF analogue, 1-alkyl-1H-1,2,3-triazole-4-carboxylic acids (ATCs) was developed.
The chinchilla OM model provides a useful and facile system to study the spectrum of disease induced by multiple clinical Sp strains of unique genotype.
These research results illustrated a simple and facile approach for studying the electrochemical and passivation behavior of stainless steel in the concrete pore environments.
Hence, despite declining its special characteristics, a facile method was studied to fabricate highly conductive nanofiber by coating electrospun nanofibers with conductive materials.
The microfluidic chamber provides a facile platform for studying neuron-to-cell transmission of infection and viral transport in vitro.
And what a thorough record it is: a decade and a half of judicial opinions that deserve close study, not facile comparison to the work of Justice Scalia.
