Again, it should be clear that consumer convenience not always best metric of consumer welfare.
Of these programmes, publicity material plays a very important role partly because of its low price, its clear intent and its convenience.
As a reference microorganism, Escherichia coli possesses many advantages over other microorganisms, for example, a clear genetic background, the convenience of its ability to be genetically modified, and good growth properties with low nutrient requirements [ 12, 13].
We could end up paying a horrible price for the convenience of clearing the court's backlog.
On Page 2 of "The French Laundry Cookbook," Thomas Keller, the author, chef and owner of the Napa Valley restaurant of that name, makes his approach quite clear: "Cooking is not about convenience, and it's not about shortcuts".
The convenience benefits are clear, however, and given that people are generally very likely to want to share ETA data during drives anyway, Navdy's interface makes it possible with the least amount of distraction required.
While it is clear that the ease and convenience of a blood test can improve screening participation, there are many additional factors that will determine the impact of a new screening test.
The U.S. Supreme Court lifted a second stay late on Thursday within hours of the death sentence for a former Eagle Scout condemned in a 1994 convenience store killing, clearing the way for his execution.
It would make it clear that the well-being and convenience of patients, not doctors, were paramount.
While the added convenience of Cleanly is clear, that convenience still costs.
