Sentence examples for order of ease from inspiring English sources

In accordance with an analysis of the frontier orbital theory, the order of ease of dechlorination with Pd-Fe/G catalyst is 2-chlorophenol > 3-chlorophenol > 4-chlorophenol.

Strauss replied, "In order of ease of subversion, some of the most likely groups or individuals include election-system venders and their programmers and consultants, election-system operators, the Federal Election Commission, technical mavens of all kinds, and election officials and workers.

The order of ease of polymerization is as follows: EMA > MMA > n-BMA > styrene > AN.

The sugars are released in the order of ease of bond fission: furanosidic > pyranosidic,6-deoxyhexosidic > hexosidic > and neutral hexosidic > uronosidic [17].

Physical properties are listed in order of ease of determination; chemical properties run from general to specific, and then to descriptive.

Physical properties are listed in loose order of ease of determination; chemical properties run from general to specific, and then to descriptive.

Select the second column (The Name column in our example) and then select the sort order (for ease of reading, choose the same order as your first rule).

The algorithm controls the request of resources and the modification of routes in order to ease the movement of emergency service units.

In doing so, the SISQT seeks to involve, all health care professionals across the continuum of donation and transplantation, championing a collaborative, inclusive, inter-disciplinary, inter-professional, and multi-stakeholder approach, in order to ease translation of the results of research into clinical practice.

Although Marie requested the use of chloroform in order to ease the pains of labour, doctors were reluctant to do so, believing that "women must pay in agony for the sins of Eve".

Subsequent salaries are often created organization by organization on an ad hoc basis through a combination of clinical fee schedules and research dollars [8]. In order to ease some of the barriers perceived by clinician-scientists, our qualitative findings suggest that funding agencies need to develop a method for evaluating research proposals that does not penalise clinical work [8], [17].