Sentence examples for term ease from inspiring English sources

It is a steady movement toward long-term good over short term ease or benefit.

Online-only publication for selected sections of journal materials may, in the short term, ease space constraints that threaten the journal's ability to remain inclusive.

The first human module matched to Mod_5 was characterized by the 'electron transport chain' GO term (EASE score, modified Fisher exact P-value <0.05) similar to the mouse corresponding one.

Mapping of UniGene identifiers to corresponding GO terms EASE [24] program served to identify all of the BP and MF GO terms that are represented on the human 1.0 ST Exon array.

Significantly over-represented GO terms (EASE score p < 0.01) were identified for specific treatment/sampling time combinations.

Once the loan is bought, the principal would be cut and the repayment terms eased.

If that's true, a long-term easing from agricultural water withdrawal could trigger a long-term upward trend in microseismicity.

Greece, which got 240 billion euros in two bailouts, has previously had its terms eased by the eurozone and International Monetary Fund amid a six-year recession.

It has recently insisted that they treat so-called restructured assets (loans that have had their terms eased) with the same caution as a non-performing asset (a loan on which repayment has dried up).

Enriched GO-terms (EASE-score < 0.05) comprising six or more DE probes on the microarray were retained for further analysis.

Mr. Pastore was narrowly elected to the Statehouse in November 1946, but two years later he gained a second term with ease.