Sentence examples for commercially convenient from inspiring English sources
Far from boycotting the event as some suggest they should, the Irish were out in force last Thursday to raise a glass to Arthur at the commercially convenient drinking hour of 17.59 (to mark the founding of the brewery in 1759, you see).
How much is this a politically and commercially convenient argument deployed by those who doubt the entire single-market project and are seeking to protect national interests?Some answers lie in the one part of Europe's market that has been liberalised.
But for too much of the ID@Xbox portfolio, I get the sense that "indie" is just a commercially convenient label.
Several functional assay kits based on fluorescence and/or chemiluminescence detection are commercially available for convenient screen development, each having advantages and disadvantages.
To describe a technique for tracheal intubation after failed direct laryngoscopy using a Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) to secure the airway and to establish ventilation, and as a conduit for fiberoptic intubation utilizing a pre-packaged, convenient, and commercially available wire-guided catheter exchange kit.
Creatively and critically they're on the skids, but commercially, the marriage is still convenient.
The application of organosodium compounds in chemistry is limited in part due to competition from organolithium compounds, which are commercially available and exhibit more convenient reactivity.
COMT is one of the few SAM MTs that is commercially available and has a convenient assay.
In conclusion, we have developed a novel approach utilizing a commercially available chemical as a convenient fluorescent linker for protein−carbohydrate conjugation.
This commercially available device offers a convenient means of applying superficial cold, heat, and an option for contrast through a garment wrapped around the knee.
This commercially available lipid mixture is convenient for generating highly stable and reproducible SUVs and includes the headgroups of some of the most abundant phospholipids found in synaptic vesicles.
