Sentence examples for user-friendly approaches from inspiring English sources

Results of this study have fuelled the discussion about user fees for ART in Malawi [ 44] and contributed to debates on how to address the urgent need to support complementary, user-friendly approaches to supporting adherence in children, who have potentially a whole lifetime of drug-taking ahead of them.

The New Jersey Historical Society hasn't always taken such a user-friendly approach.

The most user-friendly approach belonged to Expedia, which, when I typed in a request for a weeklong car rental in New York City, returned a list of outlets with the cheapest price, alongside a map showing those agencies closest to the address I typed in.

In this paper, a new user-friendly approach using Petri nets as modelling and implementation tool has been presented.

Raymond Loewy, a pragmatic, mid-century industrial-design foil to Wright, would have prescribed a more user-friendly approach to building the MKZ.

The largest impediment to active research in OA is the non-availability of a user-friendly approach to measure the concentration of hydroxyl ions (Gross and Pluduma 2012).

The challenge for implementing this tool in the bioanalytical laboratory is to develop a user-friendly approach that scientists can understand and apply.

Four commandments all focused on a consistent and user-friendly approach to security that supports the user experience and acknowledges the need for speed.

The control and data acquisition systems of the recently built Experimento Tokamak Esférico (ETE) (Spherical Tokamak Experiment) were conceived in a distributed, integrated and user-friendly approach (Fus. Eng. Design. 36 (1997) 167).

Based on that, this paper presents an efficient, flexible and user-friendly approach that extends the existing single-pulse simulation to a device-specific multi-pulse tool in the Discrete Anisotropic Radiative Transfer (DART) model.

SMT provides a user-friendly approach to produce sound level predictions across variable landscapes, with applications for environmental, behavioral, population, and community ecology studies and for planning and management of human land use and infrastructure.