Sentence examples for setting ease from inspiring English sources

In the clinical setting, ease of sample collection, greater flexibility of sample storage, and shipping are distinct advantages.

On the contrary, Bündchen is known for her on-set ease, and constant chatter; Knight recalls her once cutting his assistant's hair between shots.

Against Russia, del Potro was a court-gobbling, winner-smashing marvel, defeating Nikolay Davydenko and then Igor Andreev with surprising straight-set ease on clay in Buenos Aires to compensate for Nalbandian's uncharacteristic Davis Cup struggles.

The enrichment analysis identified 59 statistically significant gene sets (ease p-value ≤ 0.05): 21 GO CC terms, 9 MF terms, 21 BP terms, 4 Reactome and 3 KEGG pathways (Additional file 1: Table S5).

Their minds were not set at ease.

TWELVE years after being imposed, the siege of Iraq is set to ease, a little.

The European Union also looks set to ease restrictions further, having already lifted travel bans on more than 80 senior officials.

But the injury crisis is set to ease before Saturday's league match against Glasgow Warriors with Ceri Sweeney, Gareth Davies, Chris Czekaj and Tom James available for selection.

Data are further resampled from a 2-Hz resolution to 1 Hz by discarding every other point simply to reduce the data set for ease of calculation.

We also developed a novel algorithm that replaces the standard hierarchical-clustering method and allows handling of the large data set with ease.

Use of the standardized indicator set will ease inter-city comparisons of urban metabolism, whilst enhancing knowledge of megacities and their transformation into sustainable systems.