Sentence examples for implement readily from inspiring English sources
Corporations manipulate science and the truth for corporate gain, so it's refreshing then that the models profiled by the U.N. are easy to implement, readily available proven successes.
GAPP recommends a strategy of prevention, protection, and treatment that is designed to implement readily available interventions that can reduce pneumonia deaths in children.
A course such as this could be implemented readily in other settings as an upper-division elective course.
This extension can be implemented readily in packages such as Mx (Appendices I and II), or, in case of a categorical environmental factor, in SPSS (Beem and Boomsma 2006).
A key development that could be implemented readily in already existing pieces of legislation (during their regular review process) would be to demand that the collected toxicity data be amenable for mixture toxicity assessment.
Below, we shortly recapitulate the basics of power analysis, and then outline the procedure of exact simulation, which may be implemented readily (we use the freely available R program).
Because we wished to shift from a commercial DBMS to an open-source one, there were some applications that could not be implemented readily due to the lack of certain advantages possessed by the commercial DBMSs.
To address this problem, we have implemented readily accessible, modifiable, and extensible workflows within Galaxy-P, short for Galaxy for Proteomics, a web-based bioinformatic extension of the Galaxy framework for the analysis of multi-omics (e.g. genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics) data.
Availability and implementation: The RVboost package is implemented to readily run in Mac or Linux environments.
The design and methodology used in this study were both successfully implemented, and readily accepted by doctors and patients alike.
This may be partly due to a lack of a flexible, easily implemented and readily available statistical machinery to analyse repeated measurement method comparison data.
