Sentence examples for readily solved from inspiring English sources

But eyes pose a different problem, one that is more often readily solved.

These, he suggests, are problems more readily solved than the environmental consequences of sprawling suburban life.

Mr. Weisbrot also thinks that the Social Security system is basically in good shape and that future problems will be minor and readily solved.

For a time he suffered from Finnitis, knocking the bowlers wicket, so tight does he step into the crease before delivery, but this is readily solved by the simple expedient of going a little wider.

And, despite the importance of the research, is it not possible that these millions would be better spent on a different syndrome, either because it affects even more people or because it might be more readily solved?

But while Jake Parker's illustrations have plenty of zip and some nicely noirish colors, the text is static, a string of assertions interrupted by a manufactured crisis that is readily solved by a "protein-delivery orb" and salt.

The evolutionary method can readily solve both large and small problems.

Furthermore, we show how STEROID readily solves a problem in nonlinear block-structured system identification and nonlinear state-space identification.

Our studies show that flow distribution and flow splitting approaches readily solve the routing problems such as bottleneck and mismatch problems.

Given this approximation, one can readily solve the integral in (3) and express it as follows: pleft( {x_{t} |y_{1 t} } right)dot{ propto },pleft( {y_{t} |x_{t} } right)mathop sum limits_{m = 1}^{M} w_{t - 1}^{left( m right)}, pleft(x_{t} |x_{t - 1}^{left( m right)} right) (7 where ( dot{ propto } ) signifies 'approximate proportionality'.

Furthermore, rats with anterior thalamic lesions can readily solve visual discriminations in a water maze in which the stimuli were selected from a distance (Aggleton et al., 2009; see also Ridley et al., 2002).