The individualised analysis of the theoretical dimensions supported the preliminary unidimensional hypothesis except in the cases of convenience and general opinions.
But it is not just a case of economic convenience; I believe that being tasked with delivering public purpose by standing on your own two feet facilitates a powerful combination of both responsibility and independence.
Volunteer web surveys are an extreme case of a convenience sample which suffer from a combination of coverage, self-selection and non-response biases.
Although the actual HAV situation in the Netherlands is perhaps best characterised by individual and small clusters of cases, for convenience we model it as an endemic disease.
In any case, the concept of convenience has not yet jelled as an appeal for Robert Hawk, a retired school custodian who was waiting in his car at Wind Gap, about 85 miles west of Philadelphia, for the early morning casino bus to Atlantic City last week.
Though the Houthis and their allies have been pushed out of large swaths of the country's south, most notably the port city of Aden, Ould Cheikh Ahmed noted that those who repulsed the Shia rebels were in many cases only allies of convenience with the coalition.
In the case of small installations, convenience may outweigh cost.
"A justice accordingly cannot withdraw from a case as a matter of convenience or simply to avoid controversy," he added.
In the case of Mobile Markets, the convenience of bringing our services directly to NYCHA residents breaks down barriers of access that might otherwise exist, such as lack of transportation or an inability to travel.
One man said the regulations were a matter as much of safety as of convenience, particularly in case of fire.
