Sentence examples for making it easier to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Vacation rental sites are increasingly offering customer reviews, making it easier to evaluate whether a property lives up to its description.

Any exposure misclassification could be reduced if the number of measurement sites could be increased, making it easier to evaluate local variations in pollution levels.

Moreover, the virtual platform with the proposed interface is capable of providing statistics of instructions executed, memory accessed, and I/O performed at the instruction-accurate level thus not only making it easy to evaluate the performance of the hardware models but also making it possible for design space exploration.

The Mexican government did something unusual: it phased in Progresa in a way that made it easier to evaluate its impact.

That makes it easier to evaluate their performance.

The new form makes it easier to evaluate data, but one danger is that it may become mindless paperwork, depriving the department of detailed descriptions of any encounter.

A 30-minute wait could make a stale bagel taste good, so the greater efficiency of Mighty Quinn's operation makes it easier to evaluate Mr. Mangum's work.

Proceeding this way makes it easier to evaluate the force of the following arguments in a more balanced manner.

Pooling data from different countries and different observational studies will make it easier to evaluate the relative interest of each drug and of the optimal duration of the treatment as it has been recently reported for MDR TB [ 36].

Specifically, the exact closed-form expression for the outage probability of the considered system was derived, which made it easy to evaluate the impact of the impairing parameters on the system performance.

In addition, with radiolucency, Fidji cervical cage does not produce artefacts on radiographs or CT scan, which makes it easy to evaluate fusion status.