Sentence examples for more easily transferable from inspiring English sources

But he wouldn't have been able to do it without German engineering… The Germans at the Fraunhofer Society [described in the book as "a massive state-run research organisation"] had invented this MP3 encoder [known as L3enc, to turn sound into smaller, more easily transferable MP3 files].

"When I have proprietary hardware and proprietary software, I have sunk costs into that project that I can't recover," says Carey, adding that commodity technologies are more easily transferable.

Such a strategy could also be encouraged to design future interventional studies with the newer classes of compounds (angiotensin II AT1-receptor antagonists, vasopeptidase inhibitors, endothelin antagonists), which would have the additional potential advantage of providing information more easily transferable to large-scale clinical practice.

Finally, with respect to avenues for further research, this review highlighted the efforts that must be made to develop research in this field that will be more easily transferable and more useful for health stakeholders.

Their work environment in the UK may not allow for the performance of these new skills and competencies; however gains in confidence and softer skills will be more easily transferable to UK work contexts.

First, INDELs are more easily transferable between populations compared to microsatellites and applicable for a wide range of species for which expressed sequence tag collections for in silico INDEL identification are available.

In addition, the SYBR Green method is cheaper than methods using probes, and is thus more widely and easily transferable.

In this article, we describe the curation process and adaptations needed for a multi-compartmental organism that should be easily transferable to more formal schemata, and to PGDBs of other organisms as new experimental data on those organisms become available.

"In the past, the skill sets were much more readily transferable, and you could more easily move from one packaged-goods account to another," Mr. Ryan said.

But Harvard Business School training is much more about process than content; its problem-solving and decision-making methodology is easily transferable to the public sector.

However, with the introduction of the new UCITS (undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities) directive from the EU, investors will be able to access familiar funds more easily.