Sentence examples for readily being from inspiring English sources

Arthur Conan Doyle, who was somewhat suspicious of Spilsbury, remarked of "the more than papal infallibility with which Sir Bernard is readily being invested by juries".

These have some advantages because of their photo-robustness and because they may be engineered to be very effective charge-carriers thus readily being excited by EL excitation.

In other words, in platinum complexes, I− is more readily being substituted than Cl− by solvent water molecules, which makes it possible for cis-DIDP to act as an anticancer reagent with better activity than cisplatin [8].

The fact that introns are readily being generated in the 5' flanking regions of retrogenes has been discussed as early as 1992 by Brosius and Gould.

In such comparison, heavier tail distribution indicates more genes have significant gene-phenotype correlations, i.e., data sets with heavy tails are more readily being analyzed by conventional t value-based methods.

However, differences can readily be discerned.

The problems with text and explanation can readily be fixed.

The correction, however, can readily be computed mathematically.

Inorganic ions can also readily be separated on paper.

This is not a judgment that can readily be quantified; it's more a feeling.

"The questions are readily apparent, and the answers readily are not," said Darren Bloch, chief of staff to the legislative majority.