Sentence examples for was readily made from inspiring English sources

Thus, the assumption was readily made, at least in political circles, that the Czechoslovak state would have to be divided.

Beginning in the late 19th century and into the early 20th century, the progression from the cause of animal welfare due to the budding belief that animals could feel pain and suffering to that of an animal's mental capacity was readily made in popular nature writing.

That is, the diagnosis of JRA was readily made on the history of joint swelling and/or gait disturbance and the physical finding of synovial proliferation [ 15] at the time of evaluation in the rheumatology clinic.

Deadly as it is, smallpox is so well understood that the vaccine is readily made and extraordinarily effective, and works for decades.

And yet the night in which distinctions and definitions cannot be readily made is the same night in which love is made, in which things merge, change, become enchanted, aroused, impregnated, possessed, released, renewed.

They do not, however, attempt to restrict the larger audience that hears their music and their work is readily made available to anyone as MP3s and in YouTube videos.

Lace was no longer worn by men, and during the early part of the century women's fashions did not call for much of it; when the mode changed about 1840, enormous quantities of lace were readily made.

They do not, however, attempt to restrict the larger audience that hears their music — and their work is readily made available to anyone as MP3s and in YouTube videos.

For shaft design, an initial estimation of the required lining strength and thickness can be readily made based on a double ring analogue.

'Physiologically more-relevant' claims are readily made for cells cultured on any surface or in a scaffold that provides loosely defined 3D geometry.

Noninvasive determination of phase of estrous cycle is readily made by observation of changes in perineal sexual skin turgor and color.