Sentence examples for more easily incorporated from inspiring English sources

Considerations of security can be more easily incorporated into this approach than into most other branches of risk and safety analysis.

They have found that the proportion of ¹²C a light isotope of carbon that is more easily incorporated by living organisms into organic matter than its heavy cousin, ¹³C increased on at least three occasions during the Ediacaran period.

"The fact that you can say about Dzhokhar, for instance, is that he was probably more welcomed and more easily incorporated into the environment at C.R.L.S. than he would have been at almost every other high school in the country, but that doesn't mean there aren't big gaps".

Cyclic voltammetry experiments revealed that DNR is more easily incorporated into LB layers supported on solid substrate than into SAMs, since the former tend to be less compact and hydrophobic interactions between the acyl chains of the thiolipid and hydrophobic anthraquinone part of DNR is facilitated.

Circular dichroism measurements revealed that (R --camphorsulfonate anion ((R --camphorsulfonatesily incoR --camphorsulfonateotonanionR --CSA−nded polyamide helix than (S)--camphoR --CSA−te anion ((S)--CSA−) and that the left-handed cationic helix pR --CSA−islly interacts with (R)--CSA− to (S)--CSA−.

The exfoliation of MWNTs bundles, as functional group, increases the solubility of MWNTs in polar media [2, 3], and more easily incorporated in a polymer matrix.

Not to mention that when you move your body after a long period of sitting and working your body can more easily incorporate the new information.

They can more easily incorporate motivations, values, and behavior; they can create similes that capture the imagination of those for whom they are intended.

Unlike 4G and previous wireless iterations, 5G will more easily incorporate a mishmash of smaller base stations and big tower installations and will more easily hop onto Wi-Fi frequencies.

They can explore relationships and trends for which little or no numerical data is available, including shocks and discontinuities; they can more easily incorporate motivations, values, and behaviour; they can create similes that capture the imagination of those for whom they are intended.

Moreover, distance matrices can more easily incorporate missing data: each sufficiently conserved gene, ubiquitous or not, can contribute to the pairwise distances between the organisms containing that gene.