Examples of using Easier to identify in English and their translations into Spanish
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In addition, it will be easier to identify and understand who has access to what information and/or decision
It is also much easier to identify problems in the hydroponic system
I find it much easier to identify features and to translate between map reading
it became much easier to identify which relevant provisions have been implemented
As a result, beginning in January 2004 it would be easier to identify the budget allocations for each of the four subprogrammes.
making it easier to identify certain functions.
it's easier to identify different segments
I have also used pictures in case you find it easier to identify the condiments visually.
Participating countries agree to consult this list when trading with other countries in the network in order to make unregistered traders easier to identify.
Clearly, it is much easier to identify adults than to note the presence of larvae on a light-colored mattress.
Existence of such classifications makes it easier to identify subnational areas and assess the availability of subnational statistics.
It is getting ever easier to identify individuals- and classes of individuals from supposedly anonymized
Problems are easier to identify and to study than solutions,
It is easier to identify remand prisoners,
Of course, it's about a zillion times easier to identify anxiety in others
where it is easier to identify the origin of the waste and recyclables.
making it quicker and easier to identify the scale and source of a problem.
The development of filtering and ratings systems, with the aim of making content easier to identify.
for mitigation is easier to identify, translate into concrete policies
the victims are easier to identify in the case of shantytowns than in that of the access to the capital.