Sentence examples for more easily perform from inspiring English sources
BMW says that rather than replacing aging workers, robots can help them more easily perform tasks.
In a zippered uniform pocket, he carried a small folded prayer rug, so that he might more easily perform his devotions, as required, five times a day.
That difference might potentially improve patients' quality of life by enabling them to more easily perform day-to-day activities such as getting out of a chair.
The team took advantage of a new CRISM product, the Map-projected Targeted Reduced Data Records (MTRDR), which allowed them to more easily perform their analyses and then correlate the findings with HiRISE imagery.
It doesn't quite have the graphical interface of Yahoo Pipes, but in return the new interface allows you to more easily perform all kinds of standard operations on your data (think merges and sorts).
In particular, with respect to the cortex, the basal ganglia can more easily perform the dimensionality reduction to isolate the coarse-grained categories relevant to decide which movement to perform (simulations in Sect. 5 will show this).
This involves fMRI scanning in the absence of an explicit task (i.e., in the resting state) and is, therefore, much more easily performed and tolerated by neurological and neuropsychiatric patient groups.
Such investigations are more easily performed in the laboratory, and to this end, a tumor model in nude mice was established to simulate several aspects of the postmenopausal breast cancer patient.
That these things might be the more easily performed, and conditions secured and confirmed by oath, either let Pompey come to Caesar, or allow Caesar to go to him; it might be that all their disputes would be settled by an interview". Roscius and Lucius Caesar, having received this message, went to Capua, where they met the consuls and Pompey, and declared to them Caesar's terms.
However, it may be more easily performed via the peripheral compartment.
Sometimes, a father's job can be more easily performed out of the home or the wife's job brings the family more income.
