Sentence examples for uncomplicated tool from inspiring English sources

For children between 5 and 8 years old, choose roller skates, sleds, and bicycles with 24-inch wheels; jigsaw puzzles, games, and dominoes; kites; uncomplicated tool sets; magnifiers and magnets; battery powered electrical toys; dolls; children's cameras; printing sets, as well as stamp sets; painting and drawing utensils; or sewing materials.

Development of CellMiner was motivated by the need for an intuitive, uncomplicated, streamlined tool that integrates the various molecular data sets generated by the Genomics & Bioinformatics Group, LMP, CCR, NCI and its many collaborators.

It felt good, the four of us in the kitchen, fooling around with the sort of uncomplicated cook's tool that was designed to do one job and to do it well.

While there have been several studies showing reduced intervention and no improved outcomes in the use of the intermittent (Pinard or Doppler) versus continuous cardiotocography (CTG) monitoring as the primary screening tool in uncomplicated deliveries, 6 13 there is little research on outcomes in intermittent monitoring comparing Doppler versus Pinard.

The search for uncomplicated and inexpensive quantitative tools to evaluate insulin sensitivity has led to the development of other assessments.

Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) is an uncomplicated, quick and relatively inexpensive diagnostic tool.

We have implemented subtelomeric Multiplex Ligation-dependant Probe Amplification (MLPA), a relatively low cost and technically uncomplicated molecular approach, as a high throughput prospective screening tool for UCRs in MR patients.

Ease of use, extendability and openness make it an ideal tool for addressing complex immuno-informatics problems in an uncomplicated manner.

This in turn will allow definitive assessment of whether differences in Mod-MPI values in pathological subgroups versus uncomplicated controls are sufficient for Mod-MPI to translate from research tool to clinical utility.

The uncomplicated construction and, equally important, simple visual monitoring will be a powerful tool in the hands of synthetic chemists.

Recording data on purchase figures and patient numbers was perceived to be uncomplicated and straightforward by the hospitals in this study and thereby appealing as a tool for long-term monitoring of trends.