Sentence examples for user-friendly viewing from inspiring English sources

Compression is an important step that takes your video from a very large file size and screen size and can help reduce it to a much smaller file size (and potentially screen size) to allow for faster uploads and user-friendly viewing on the web.

Besides secure identification, a user-friendly viewing application is provided to the patient so that he or she can view the images from their own computer without requiring a wide bandwidth or advanced personal computer properties.

Css, cascading style sheets, a core functionality of front-end development, the styles that lay out the page and give it both its unique visual flair and a clear, user-friendly view to allow readers, who never linger on pages we would like to think they do, some help to read or skim the contents quickly.

A user-friendly view on upper level ontology is thus required.

The pathway card page provides a user-friendly view of lipid metabolic pathways and information about metabolism alias names, mass-to-charge ratios and chemical formulae.

In order to support a standardized user-friendly view on the data, we manually mapped entries to an experts' conceptualization of the domain instead of applying a more general terminology.

As a novelty in the framework of tomato genomics, it offers different tools to explore and mine the processed and normalized data permitting straightforward, flexible analyses, abstracting results in different user-friendly views and offering the possibility to customize the investigations on single and/or multiple genes sets defined according to suitable queries.

In the AIM database, we seamlessly integrate interactome modules and the associated functional annotations with a user-friendly network view.

The resulting ".ace" file was used to study coverage and construct user-friendly alignment views with Mview [ 119].

The computer algorithms and a number of manual interaction functions, such as selection of ROI and modification of suboptimal computer results, were integrated into a user-friendly image-viewing system developed with the Matlab computer language by the research group.

Wade and colleagues developed The Human Oral Microbiome Database (HOMD; http://www.homd.org/), which offers user-friendly tools for viewing publicly available oral bacterial genomes.