For example, in the Origin of Species, he writes, "I look at the term species as one arbitrarily given for the sake of convenience to a set of individuals closely resembling each other, and that it does not essentially differ from the term variety" (1859[1964], 52).
A set of default cutoffs have been preset for convenience; however, user can freely customize results by modifying cutoff values in respective forms.
For the sake of convenience, we have to introduce a set of symbols.
Just off the east entrance to the chamber, several tables and a set of phones have been set up for the convenience of the members.
A set of simulations and experiments on a UR5 robot demonstrate the convenience, efficiency and robustness of the proposed calibration procedure.
That digital experience can then be augmented by online consultations that can be set up at the convenience of users — both in the evening and on weekends — through which users will receive a set of personalized recommendations and simple, actionable insights intended to help you stay health and reach your health goals.
The women's responses suggested rather a differing set of priorities, a consideration of convenience and an assessment of the value of early care, linked to location, health and past experience.
Similarly, the team of Wisman showed that a combination of the genes EPB41L3, JAM3, TERT and C13ORF18, gave a sensitivity of 71% and specificity of 77% for detecting CIN2, CIN3 or cancer (CIN2+) in a convenience set of specimens from a Dutch tissue bank [45].
By this measure All Points West was a miracle of convenience, even setting aside the issue of gasoline consumption, one of the chief environmental selling points in a festival expressly full of them.
A parent (most often a widow or widower) sets up, as a matter of convenience, a joint brokerage or bank account with a child who is helping to manage investments or pay bills.
