Sentence examples for it's easier to detect from inspiring English sources

It's certainly true that it's easier to detect those banned content types at scale with algorithms searching for nipples, racial slurs, and blood.

"The ownership string for virtual currency is public and that allows a tremendous amount of analysis of transactions". This was echoed by Jeremy Millar, a partner with Magister Advisors, who said: "It's easier to detect crime on bitcoin than it is in cash". He added: "Bitcoin is no longer a hacker community.

Tune into country radio, and it's easy to detect Mr. McAnally's influence, songwriters mimicking his music's cascading flow.

Explore PES 2017's outer limits, and it's easy to detect some raggedness around the edges.

One thought, however: although it's easy to detect these house effects statistically, it's not always so clear as to why they occur, especially when the polling firm is not very transparent about its methods.

Although sodium is only a trace element in the planet's atmosphere, and hydrogen and helium are presumably the principal constituents, sodium was chosen as the first target because it's "like a skunk scent -- it's easy to detect, even if there's only a little bit of it there," Dr. Brown said.

"Breast Cancer strikes so many people these days, and it's easy to detect," Gentry added.

In fact, it is easier to detect, track and manage aggression online than offline.

We show that sphericity and convective effects can be controlled experimentally so that it is easier to detect possible kinetic effects.

Due to the short transmission time, the low duty cycle and the low transmit power of the signal, we found that it is easier to detect the radiated signal in the time domain.

KRC/Y cells were used instead of BL2 cells as it was easier to detect that we have one cell in the well.