Alloying of metal nanoparticles is a technique of emerging new materials that have better high-tech expediency than their parent metal nanoparticles.
Millennials also place a high premium on expediency and ease-of-use.
According to a recent newspaper profile, the cigarillo-loving Mr Müller likes to listen to Bach as he ponders his empire.But the cost of vanity and political expediency is high.
The limitations of existing options for mycoplasma diagnosis highlight a critical need for a new detection platform with high sensitivity, specificity, and expediency.
The inability to provide rapid and definitive diagnosis of M. pneumoniae infections delays initiation of appropriate treatment, prolongs morbidity, and increases the likelihood of continued transmission and long-term sequelae, highlighting the critical need for a new diagnostic platform with high sensitivity, specificity, and expediency.
The inability to provide definitive screening highlights the need for a diagnostic platform with high sensitivity, specificity, and expediency.
But this urgency must not, yet again, become mere expediency, another high-speed solution to a crisis of public opinion.
Anyone with a basic understanding of the Philippine justice system is well aware of the fact that the country's bureaucracy is simply too ill-equipped and undermanned to handle high-profile trials with expediency and full competence.
Brands like Zara, H&M and Nike have adopted this mentality — shedding their old-school skin and stimulating sales, providing customers with expediency, convenience and high satisfaction.
Unfortunately, during the election season, you are likely to find high quality survey work replaced by expediency and bias.
