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Examples of straightforwardly

straightforwardly
In only one case do we find a toinfinitive straightforwardly replacing a bare infinitive.
Since this method of evaluating the receptive-field center sizes is significantly different from ours, these results is not straightforwardly comparable to ours.
One important advantage of the latent class modeling approach described above is that it leads straightforwardly to tests of gender differences in offending trajectories.
Our refined approaches will also exhibit some universality; we will demonstrate this by showing that they straightforwardly apply to random binary search trees as well.
This is a useful approach because both variables are straightforwardly knowable and measurable.
Moreover, the role of risk and risk aversion might be integrated relatively straightforwardly in this framework.
As this study comprehensively demonstrates, such engagement, albeit conceptual, was never straightforwardly demonizing or static.
There was the same ability to listen carefully, the same ability to talk and to explain simply and straightforwardly.
This may be expressed straightforwardly using functional concepts like filter, map, sort, and so on.
In other words, these meters cannot be parsed straightforwardly as iterations of feet with partially identical properties with respect to quantity or branching.
This may be generalised straightforwardly for arbitrary finite products.
English, with its complex writing system, contains a number of cases in which letters do not map straightforwardly onto sounds.
Any process that pushes mid vowels towards the corners of vowel space is thus straightforwardly expressible as element simplification.
Standard information extraction modules for dates and places could augment this fairly straightforwardly.
I want to begin by claiming that these seven fundamental properties are straightforwardly compatible with membership in the category of complementizers.
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