Sentence examples for for easy exploration from inspiring English sources

Discount air service to Malmo from cities across Europe makes for easy exploration when the Mediterranean overflows with summer crowds.

DDEC contains precompiled text-mined and data-mined reports that allow for easy exploration of information about associations of EC-implicated genes with other genes and proteins, metabolites and enzymes, toxins, chemicals with pharmacological effects, disease concepts, human anatomy, pathways and pathway reactions.

We further, precompiled text-mined and data-mined reports about each of these genes to allow for easy exploration of information about associations of EC-implicated genes with other human genes and proteins, metabolites and enzymes, toxins, chemicals with pharmacological effects, disease concepts and human anatomy.

In the latter category, TD-DFT (time-dependent density functional theory) is certainly the most popular method due to its remarkably small computational cost and to the availability of analytical derivatives allowing for easy exploration of the excited-state potential energy surfaces.

Users are also provided with the DES interface that allows for the easy exploration of information, viewing of potential associations that are rarely reported and thus difficult to identify and inspection of potentially new 'association hypotheses' generated based on the precompiled reports.

Oasis generates downloadable interactive web reports for easy visualization, exploration and analysis of data on a local system.

NaviCell is a web-based environment for exploiting large maps of molecular interactions, created in CellDesigner, allowing their easy exploration, curation and maintenance.

Integration is achieved through a computer tool that enables the easy exploration and visualization of solutions, and automatically generates the information required for production.

Gilfach excels for leisurely exploration.

As integrative biology and high-throughput techniques advanced over the years, the necessity to move away from static images and add interactivity and navigation for easier data exploration became clearer.

Moreover, Johnson et al. (2011) developed the visualization that uses a tree structure to provide an overview of class performance for easy navigation and exploration of student behavior.