Sentence examples for more easily conceived from inspiring English sources
In this case, inter-item correlations with the Satisfaction factor are uniformly low, possibly because ratings of skills are more easily conceived as individual capabilities versus ratings of aspects of one's surroundings.
("If a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with our own").
What sort of a monster Bath will become in a few years, with those growing excrescences, may be easily conceived".
In light of this, our data is most easily conceived in the absence of large-scale dosage compensation in chicken.
By contrast, one can easily conceive that my proprioceptive system is connected to another body.
More easily than you might think, evidently.
More easily than you'd think.
The antennae work just like their metal counterparts, except that currents flow through ionized gas, explains Theodore Anderson, Alexeff's collaborator and a physicist at the University of Tennessee, who conceived of the concept in the mid-1990s as a way to allow submarines to communicate more easily while submerged.
In contrast, we conceive of a frontal change detection mechanism that responds only to deviant stimuli, making BOLD responses more easily dissociable from any ongoing activity.
This often came more easily.
