Sentence examples for simple to undertake from inspiring English sources

In theory, the process of minimisation is relatively simple to undertake [ 15] but in practice we feel that clinicians do not find it easy to keep running totals and perform weighted randomisations.

The formulae AO3Q is simple to undertake and the methods are suited to situations where movement and/or vision is good, e.g. it may not be suitable for crops where excessive movement would cause damage.

Structural features of random saturated structures appear to resemble those of quasi-random saturated structures, and the latter appear to constitute a class for which both the generation of sampled structures as well as a combinatorial investigation of structural features may be simpler to undertake.

Hence, we proposed a simple module to undertake this issue.

The plan was simple: we were to undertake a year of "ethical living" and I would then relay our experience to Guardian readers.

Of course, as the First Lady herself pointed out, that's not so simple a thing to undertake.

It is just not going to be possible to undertake simple genetic tests for intelligence, say, or athletic ability, and to be confident in the results.

FrontlineSMS:Legal can reduce these barriers by creating mobile interfaces for digital intake and referral systems, which enable clients to undertake simple interactions, such as identifying the appropriate service provider and scheduling an appointment.

Anecdotally, I heard not only of community members not being allowed to undertake simple repairs on local houses because repair works are controlled by the government, but also of sanctioned repairs taking months to complete and costing several hundred dollars for the most basic items, such as a replacement door lock or a washer for a tap.

In computer simulation, animated passengers are programmed to undertake simple tasks with directed goals, e.g. board and find the nearest free seat.

However it would be unacceptable if a family was shown making a mess and the woman was left with the sole responsibility to clean it up, or a man was shown "trying and failing to undertake simple parental or household tasks".