Sentence examples for individual ease from inspiring English sources

The gene counts associated with each enriched EASE GO term are used as background distributions for the purposes of deriving iterative sub-level nEASE hypergeometric distributions via the Fisher's Exact Test for each individual EASE GO term.

Five themes emerged throughout the analysis of the transcripts which related to awareness of the service, costs to the individual, ease of use, time/speed, and acceptability of non-face-to-face healthcare.

During battle or battle simulations, only an individual at ease or at rest will be brought to attention by an officer (not an entire organization or detachment).

In addition to parent report of unique individual concerns, ease of care and comfort will be assessed via the Care and Comfort Hypertonicity Questionnaire (CCHQ) [ 82].

In terms of individual attributes, ease of scooping, oiliness, size and aroma were the most preferred attributes.

There are of course many variables to consider when judging the success of these programs, such as the individual subjects, ease of use, program goals, and if they improve quality of life.

Singling out individuals may ease the pain, but it won't fix problems endemic to the health service as a whole.

Because the entry barriers are so low, and individuals have ease of access, you are so constantly seeing orthodoxy challenged by a million different perspectives.

Caffeine consumption in the morning was particularly meaningful for participants and was framed as a "rich ritual" that enabled individuals to ease into their day.

These formulations offer multiple advantages such as reduction in food effect and inter-individual variability, ease of preparation, and the possibility of manufacturing using common excipients available in the market.

To some extent, the expression of inbreeding depression by selfed individuals can ease the conditions for their maintenance, but selfing by hermaphrodites ultimately always makes coexistence more difficult (Ishida and Hiura, 2002; Pannell, 2002; Eppley and Pannell, 2007).