Sentence examples for readily searchable. from inspiring English sources

And court records are often not online or readily searchable.

But the pieces went unnoticed until the newspaper was digitized, earlier this year — which rendered its archives readily searchable, including for the names of famous novelists.

To illustrate that, we looked at data from the New York Times's archives (which used to be readily searchable for specific terms).

But the pieces went unnoticed until the newspaper was digitized, earlier this year which rendered its archives readily searchable, including for the names of famous novelists.

Publication of such materials in a forum that is readily searchable by patent examiners can increase the probability that examiners will find these publications and use them against your competitor's patents.

Ebooks have many more pages than their paper equivalents (because each page holds so few words), and I found myself wishing for better and more readily searchable indexes and contents.

STaRRRT is a readily-searchable resource for investigating potentially polymorphic STRs that could influence the expression of any gene of interest.

We describe here a unified nomenclature for histones that is readily machine-searchable and uses a single standardized form of punctuation to delimit variants.

In fact, the ability to retrieve images readily from a searchable database helped accelerate the use of digital photography by news organizations.

This information is readily accessible and searchable by all research scientists.

In addition, much of the produced research can be found in locally non-indexed journals and as grey literature (i.e. tacit knowledge), and is thus not readily accessible or searchable [ 17].