But by taking the subject on in a documentary format, DuVernay hopes the film can help provide a systematic, easy-to-follow "primer" on the past, present and possible future of mass incarceration.
The approach is general, systematic, and easy to use.
Two of them provide systematic and easy to use approaches for deriving models for systems of any order.
For this situation, this paper presents a systematic and easy applicable design procedure for linear viscous dampers that respects Irwin's criterion, minimizes the damper position and leads to almost minimum variance of the target modal damping ratios.
However, the complex and heterogeneous nature of this exponentially growing amount of data has created a new and daunting challenge for a community wishing to explore it in a systematic and easy way.
AgiMicroRna includes functions that wrap around already existing Bioconductor functions as well as new specific functions that have been collected and integrated into a library to facilitate the pre-processing and differential expression analysis of Agilent microRNA microarray data in a systematic and easy way.
The matrix file available at the Rice Multi-platform Microarray Search web site (http://www.ricearray.org/matrix.search.shtml) allows easy systematic comparison of data across rice whole genome microarrays.
The database allows easy systematic retrieval of comprehensive information about simple and compound microsatellites, microsatellite clusters and their locus coordinates in 31 sequenced eukaryotic genomes.
A centralized database, which annotates and organizes YY1-binding loci and target motifs in a systematic way with easy access, will be valuable resources for the research community.
Implementing routine nutritional screening in general practice is feasible through the use of an easy, systematic tool, the MNA-SF provided it is accompanied with training and provision of relevant patient resources for use by general practice staff.
The logical approach further allows an easy, systematic analysis of perturbations, which amount to keeping a variable to its lowest levels (loss-of-function experiment) of to its positive levels (gain-of-function experiment).
