Sentence examples for hence making it easy from inspiring English sources

The rod element is fully described by using vector based quantities, hence making it easy to implement and be suitable for explicit resolution methods such as the Dynamic Relaxation (DR).

This process gradually decreases C N ratio and increases the surface area of organic matter, hence making it easier for microorganisms to decompose it.

The TPM library provides several operations which can automatically generate or check authorization bytes, hence making it easier to deal with TPM command authorization.

When employment is largely stagnant (or falling), rewarding hiring in a simple manner is less likely to deliver windfalls to firms that would be hiring anyway, hence making it easier to keep administrative costs low.

It is the aim of the review to help stakeholders in the selection of the most appropriate digester type well suited to their environmental conditions and to fill the knowledge gap existing in the biogas technology and hence making it easier to map of a way forward into the design of improved anaerobic digesters.

This enables one to compare the antioxidant levels against other popularly known antioxidant foods hence making it easier to compare the antioxidant effect of P. minus as a food with other more established high antioxidant foods.

They help in raising your self confidence and hence making it easier to change unwanted habits.

Watching happy things will get stress off your mind hence making it easier to sleep.

But the new rules will hamper scientists who want to promote the public interest in policy-making, and hence make it easier for lobbyists, companies and privately-funded campaign groups to sway government decisions towards their agendas.

"They will make it much more difficult for independent university experts to advise ministers and civil servants, and hence make it easier for lobbyists, companies and campaign groups to divert policies towards their vested interests instead.

Importantly, it reduces the incubation time, temperature and amount of protein needed to reach 95% LE (the threshold at which radiochemical purity is typically regarded as adequate for in vivo use) and hence makes it easier to avoid the need for post-labelling purification steps which can waste time and cause losses due to irreversible binding to columns and filters.