Sentence examples for stands for ease from inspiring English sources

The p-value here stands for EASE score, a modified Fisher exact p-value, which reflects the probability that the uploaded list is associated with specific KEGG pathway by random chance.

"The deal is a boost for TomTom because of the huge installed base of Apple product users and because of the brand and all that it stands for itself: innovation, ease of use and quality," wrote analyst Martijn den Drijver at Amsterdam's SNS Securities in a note to investors.

One of those days was the morning that the famous shot of the five Rat Packers standing in front of the marquee of the Sands was taken, and that photo is as good an encapsulation, for good or ill, of all that the original movie and the Rat Pack itself stood for: masculine elegance, ease, wealth, power, conspiracy, hedonism and fun.

For ease of discussion, three grammatical role labels will be used: A stands for transitive subject, S stands for intransitive subject, and O stands for transitive object.

Cake stands are perfect for many decorated cakes; they lift the cake up for ease of viewing and make it the centerpiece of the table.

For ease of communication we will use the word 'plurality' without taking a stand on whether there really exist such entities as pluralities.

Ivory Coast ranked 46th out of 189 countries for ease of starting a business in the World Bank's annual Doing Business report, but stood at 142nd for ease of doing business.

Most sacrifice flavor for ease.

Check the bindings for ease of use.

For ease of cleaning and maintenance.

Remove any doors for ease of installation.