Sentence examples for more easily recognize from inspiring English sources

So the HSV color model evolved into a spectrum that would allow readers to more easily recognize books belonging to more than one category.

The CalNet login screen now uses an Extended Validation certificate that allows you to more easily recognize when a login screen is real or fake.

But, unlike the hard-to-define nature of its performance-art antecedents, "The Cage Project" and its kin clearly express their purpose, and the performances are accompanied by actions that the larger public can more easily recognize as real.

Dreams of an inaccessible Eden impinge on his pleasure in the things of the world: Once I had discovered and praised a particular work, I could more easily recognize its limitations.

Due to the difference in chronological scales between 2.6 Ma of the Paleolithic period and the 12 Ka of the Holocene (or Anthropocene), we can more easily recognize the role of abrupt climatic changes among prehistoric societies during the Terminal Pleistocene and the Holocene and evaluate the success and failure of both, hunter-gatherers and farmers.

Students much more easily recognize abstract competences such as problem solving.

I also wish "Forbidden Broadway" audiences more easily recognized dramatic plays, because they can be wonderful targets.

Women's strengths, such as their collaborative and participatory styles, were more easily recognized when using this new appraisal system.

Compared with the results after median filter, the abrupt leakage signal can be more easily recognized with that after wavelet filter.

The compound bound to DNA as effectively as cisplatin, but did not block RNA polymerase II-mediated transcription as strongly as cisplatin, indicating that once the compound formed Pt-DNA lesions, the salicylanilide group was more easily recognized and removed.

I still believe that, but also see that the hive on Eighth Avenue is powerfully shaped by a culture of like minds — a phenomenon, I believe, that is more easily recognized from without than from within.