Sentence examples for view to simplify from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Blackstone said it supported "comprehensive tax reform that puts everything on the table including a possible tax increase" as part of a broader tax package that manages, in its view, to simplify and improve the overall business tax landscape.

In this contribution, an extended quantitative fluorescence model was derived specifically for generalized wavelength-ratiometric probes based on PEBBLE technique (QFMGRP) with a view to simplify the design of PEBBLEs and hence further extend their application potentials.

Because of the merger with Metro PCS, the new CEO put a hold on all such partnerships, with a view to simplifying their products, we're told. .

A Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Electrochemical Reactor, PEMER, with a fuel cell structure was chosen to carry out electrochemical reduction with a view to simplifying an industrial scale-up of the electrochemical process.

The operator organization, Centre for Energy Research and Training (CERT), is therefore embarking on an ambitious project of automating crucial reactor design/analysis calculations with a view to simplifying them for the average reactor engineer or scientist.

I recommend that this policy be reviewed with a view to simplifying it, making it more comprehensive and better differentiating realised and unrealised exchange gains and losses.

Additionally, other stained material in the field of view was excised to simplify images and replaced with background signal.

A "people-centered economy" view could enable us to simplify the innovation economy and engineer it better just as the "Copernican revolution" did for physics and astronomy.

So the tile-based design may be derivative — from a design point of view — but it works to simplify future development work.

To simplify viewing the 146 compound correlation pairs for each treatment, we used multidimensional scaling (MDS, synonym for Principal Components Analysis) to create a two-dimensional (x,y) coordinate for each compound, so that compounds with high positive correlations are close together on the plot (see methods for details) [29].

Nodes and edges can be grouped into subsets, which can be collapsed or expanded to simplify views, or manipulated through set operations.