High convenience eating resistance was associated with lower discretionary energy intakes.
Initially, impulse goods with high convenience value such as cigarettes, soft drinks, candy, newspapers, and hot beverages were offered.
It also has a high convenience factor, as Geng's study reveals [1].
Those who are tired of paying high "convenience fees," predicts Andrew Dreskin, president and co-owner of TicketWeb.
Mobility is a space that has traditionally been operated by city governments at low cost for low convenience, or by private companies at a high cost for high convenience.
Therefore, in addition to the advantages of small size, low price and high convenience, our system has much room for further development and usage in medical, scientific and industrial fields in the near future.
Despite high convenience, such PoC diagnostics are mostly suitable for highly abundant targets due to limited sensitivity (e.g., micromoles per liter to millimoles per liter).
They then graphed each source of information on a grid, with relevance on the x-axis and convenience on the y-axis to determine whether sources clustered (e.g., low relevance clustered with high convenience).
