Sentence examples for more easily assessed from inspiring English sources

Though EPOCA is ambitious, and expensive, the mesocosms are too small to contain fish, and the experiments far too short to show what sort of adaptation might be possible over many years, and what its costs might be.This is one of the reasons why the fate of coral reefs may be more easily assessed than open-water ecosystems.

The sand content was also considered an advantageous variable because it was more easily assessed.

While quantitative methods may be more easily assessed for their reliability, a mix of methods can also provide a researcher with a greater number of future alternatives.

On the other hand, automatic methods would be advantageous since they are not subject to this variation, and thus, the significance of changes in volumes could be more easily assessed.

Mr. Weimer said he would have preferred the bill to have followed the recommendation on automated valves and to establish clearer metrics so that regulators could more easily assess whether operators were following the rules.

"I'm not saying people will do it, and I'm not even saying if people do it they'll be better stewards of their own health, but for those who want to be proactive, it'll allow them to more easily assess their health status".

We have sought to address this limitation by presenting data specific to each case and the Zambian setting separately from the theoretical discussion, to allow readers to more easily assess the relevance of the examples in this study to their own or other settings.