Sentence examples for more searchable from inspiring English sources

Enhanced searchability and information access: Enterprise 2.0 makes the information more searchable by enabling the various stakeholders to access relevant, timely, and updated information anytime and anywhere with internet enabled devices leading to time saving and enhanced productivity (Lennon [2009]; Fuchs-kittowski et al. [2009]; Bughin et al. [2011]; Chui et al. [2012]).

And with character recognition software making the collection more searchable, it's proving a boon for genealogists.

It means "a more personalised website with clearer and more searchable graphics and more information on screen and on air".

LinkedIn, too, has been trying to leverage the data on its site by, for example, making it more searchable.

If you can think of anything that you need connected - your photostream to your Dropbox, an auto email when it looks like rain, or auto-save all your tweets in a much more searchable spreadsheet.

The magazine will also include a new live reviews section, how-to buy guides and more artist Q&As, while uncut.co.uk will feature a cleaner design with more searchable content, an increased emphasis on blogs and recommendations, bigger photos and video functionality.

The site also has special offers on shows, shopping and more, all searchable by date.

Readers of the New York Times, the Guardian, and other publications read it, too, after those outlets made the files not only available but more easily searchable.

It uses all the metadata around your photos to categorise them and make them more easily searchable, with the option to connect it to your cloud storage accounts too.

But for researchers looking for more stable, searchable, and sharable records, digital options such as electronic laboratory notebooks (ELNs) and laboratory information management systems (LIMS) are readily available.

Foursquare has tweaked its history page this morning, in order to give users a more functional, searchable version of their past check-ins.