Sentence examples for changed conveniently from inspiring English sources

By controlling nanoparticle size, target and distribution effects can be changed conveniently to reach an optimal therape utic efficacy in some drug carrier systems, such as with polyethylene glycol (PEG) nanoparticles [67].

Companies are beginning to realize that phone applications can, for example, run programs that contact travelers when their flight schedules have changed, more conveniently than the Internet can.

We effect the change conveniently by holding Π 2 fixed and displacing Π 1 in either direction.

From the log2-transformed values of each tumor sample, the log2 medians of included normal samples were subtracted to calculate a tumor-to-normal ratio (fold change) conveniently.

And the main location has been (conveniently) changed to the Chomets' home base of Edinburgh from Prague. 1 2 Next Page ».

Using the segmentation technology for traction network, its operation and maintenance can be conveniently changed or scheduled.

The graphene to CNT ratio was conveniently changed by varying the MgO to Fe/MgO ratio, as characterized by Raman analysis and specific surface area measurements.

He's told this story before, but the problem is he conveniently changed a key part of it in an effort to appeal to local voters.

I spoke with Meissner before the speech to get some insight on Trump's past views, but since Trump's views haven't changed, our conversation conveniently doubled as a postmortem of the speech.

When Rhode Island Democrat Jack Reed asked how Sessions went from praising Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation which Sessions did on Fox News during the campaign to wanting to fire him over the matter, Sessions said basically that he had (rather conveniently) changed his mind.

When Rhode Island Democrat Jack Reed asked how Sessions went from praising Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation which Sessions did on FOX News during the campaign to wanting to fire him over the matter, Sessions said basically that he had (rather conveniently) changed his mind.