Sentence examples for more readily applied from inspiring English sources

That, he maintains, means experience from one type of business can be more readily applied to another.

The concept is similar to skeletal-point stress but is more readily applied to components of any shape.

However, efforts are still needed to improve the concepts and products of basic research so they may be more readily applied to solve disease problems.

This paper reviews this literature and proposes a means by which the underlying theory may be more readily applied within engineering design.

Thus, these methods are, arguably, more readily applied by a spectrum of clinicians [13].

In the preface to Evolution and the Theory of Games, Maynard Smith notes that "[p]aradoxically, it has turned out that game theory is more readily applied to biology than to the field of economic behaviour for which it was originally designed".

Ganea said that while "a growing body of research has shown that young children more readily apply what they've learned from stories that are realistic … this is the first time we found something similar for social behaviours".

For years, I have led the chorus to simplify the FAFSA so that families can more readily apply for need-based aid but with every passing year, it is clear that would merely add to the growing chorus of disillusioned Americans.

For years, there has been a clamor to simplify the FAFSA so that families can more readily apply for need-based aid but with every passing year, it is clear that simplification would merely add to the growing chorus of disillusioned Americans.

Perhaps they have confused our analysis with that of Hoogland et al., to which this comment more readily applies?

In addition, several of the criteria more readily apply to cost-effectiveness analyses that use individual patient-level data or economic modelling, which are the backbone of cost-effectiveness studies in high income countries, but less frequently used in low and middle income countries.