Sentence examples for straightforward addition from inspiring English sources

The straightforward addition of the weed killer to food was perhaps a little too passé for Mrs Zhang, from Hangzhou in Zhejiang province.

The flexibility of the wavelength-multiplexed architecture allows the straightforward addition of other wavelengths to potentially enable the simultaneous measurement of other important engine parameters such as temperature non-uniformity, and fuel, CO, and CO2 concentrations.

The possibility of incorporating additional potential deformation mechanisms such as Coble creep, as has been proposed in other models, is discussed and shown to be straightforward addition to the model.

It's a pretty straightforward addition.

Assuming Add(t) and Del(t) are, respectively, the straightforward addition and deletion of triple t from set Triples(K), then, in our approach, we adopt the differential function Δ e (where e stands for explicit) for two dataset versions K and K ′, defined by Zeginis et al. as: Delta_{e}(K,K') = left{ text{Add}(t) | t in K' - K right} cup left{ text{Del}(t) | t in K - K' right}.

Linear combinations are especially useful in contexts where straightforward addition would violate some normalization rule, such as mixing of strategies in game theory or superposition of states in quantum mechanics.

A couple of straightforward additions to the iTunes connect dashboard would enable them to identify the exact versions of old apps that are causing problems, and even to upload versions of apps specifically for old devices.

These are not straightforward additions as there may be significant interactions between risk factors and, although breast density is an independent risk factor for BRCA1 and BRCA2 cancer risk [ 25], the density itself may be heritable and may not increase risk in a similar way in the context of family history of breast cancer alone.

Such a search is straightforward because in addition to the muscle degeneration and photoreceptor axon pathfinding defects, mutations in dystrophin and Dystroglycan cause a visible phenotype manifested as alterations in the fly wing, particularly the posterior crossvein (Figure 2, [14]).

As shown in Figure 2A, it is straightforward to perform addition, subtraction and multiplication operations.

However, computational identification of RNA substrates based on conserved binding motifs is not straightforward because in addition to the sequence context structural features of the RNA are relevant.