Sentence examples for readily finding from inspiring English sources

The program focuses on the urban raccoons that have been making themselves at home in cities like Toronto and Chicago, readily finding food among humans' discards and shelter in their attics and warehouses.

NetworkBLAST-M computes a local alignment by readily finding subnets of high, local conservation based on inferred phylogeny.

Girelli knows that young physicists have many stresses, from dealing with theoretical problems that may not yield solutions readily to finding long-term, stable employment.

Trump is discussed in the village a lot these days, though it is mainly a subject brought up by visitors on the trail of "The Donald", rather than the villagers themselves, who readily admit to finding it all a little trying.

Because most physical and engineering problems can be formulated in variational form, the finite element method can be readily applied for finding their approximate solutions.

Additionally, finding readily available, cost-effective sources of biofuels that don't come at the expense of forests, native ecosystems and food security is no small feat and years in the making.

The present study evaluated rice responses to SF (∼50 60 cm) with aims of establishing effective phenotyping protocols, identifying tolerant genotypes and finding readily quantifiable phenotypic indicators of tolerance.

While timing issues could make participation demanding, families we spoke to readily acknowledged that finding a time that suited everyone was impossible.

Once plants have been identified with the desired phenotypes, isolation of relevant genes is readily accomplished by finding the genomic location of the T-DNA associated with the mutant phenotype [ 1].

Many Chinese business executives say that their sales are still strong, and some are still finding credit readily available.

Understanding and negotiating sex and relationships is important to young people all over the world, and the internet is providing them with a channel to search for information about sex in the absence of finding it readily available elsewhere.