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Ms. Franklin said that in the near future, the site would likely include a "sort by" button immediately above the search results, so users can more easily view the search result according to their needs.

Invented by a team of mostly students who gathered at Harvard's Innovation Lab, Loro began as a simple camera for disabled people to more easily view their surroundings.

The plugins range from the standard color plugin that takes atomic number and returns the standard RGB value for that element through to mapping things like partial change and index to more easily view various aspects of the molecule's structure.

And there's a "Glance" (an Apple Watch widget you access from the Watch Face by swiping up), which means you can more easily view your inbox without having to scroll around on the app screen.

Some of future additions, he says, could include a better way to more easily view pins for restaurants that are close together on the map, as well as include the specific ranking score on the pin for each location within the map view.

While other services focus on allowing your customers to book and pay online, Front Desk also offers customer profiles, allowing you to more easily view your customers and their habits.

A high-brightness setting makes the 2.5-inch screen more easily viewed in sunlight, which extends the camera's usefulness as a tool for capturing beach behavior and ski scenes.

This interface will allow logged content to be more easily viewed, searched and shared, say creators Dirk Trossen of the University of Cambridge, and Dana Pavel of the University of Essex.

In public health policy, however, health and money are more easily viewed as fungible because in this case, policy makers are making monetary investments to garner future health benefits (Chapman 2003).

The application is also getting a new UI more inline with the feel of the rest of MacOS, along with a look that's designed to be more easily viewed in well-lit rooms.

Gross abnormalities in sperm morphology can be seen in testis sections, e.g. abnormal sperm head morphology (Fig.  3O), but is more easily viewed using stained sperm smears or electron microscopy.