Sentence examples for common convenient from inspiring English sources

To date, oral drug delivery is the most preferred, common, convenient, and widely accepted route among the other routes available for drug administration [1].

15 The delivery of short messages to mobile phones using Short Message Service SMSS), also known as text messaging, is a common, convenient, rapid and cheap method of communication globally.

HDMI is a single cable that carries high-definition video and audio — a common, extremely convenient connector on high-def equipment.

Incremental launching is a common and convenient methodology to build continuous girder bridges on several piers.

Mucosal surfaces are the most common and convenient routes for delivering drugs to the body.

Fusion welding is the most common and convenient method used for the fabrication of large, thin-plate welded structures.

Discretization decision-making results show that the common and convenient approach of making uniform discretization decisions across the watershed performs worse than the proposed non-uniform discretization approach in terms of preserving spatial heterogeneity under the same computational cost.

With advances in miniaturized electronics and smartphones, this low cost and portable smartphone microscopic platform can be used as common and convenient tools to perform true point-of-care biomedical or biochemical lab-on-a-chip applications.

With advances in micro-manufacture, sensor technology, and miniaturized electronics, biosensor and bioelectronic devices on smartphone can be used to perform biochemical detections as common and convenient as electronic tag readout in foreseeable future.

In recent years, the mobile phone, as a common and convenient modern technology learning tool, becomes popular in classrooms and Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL) has arisen (Tayebeh & Amin 2012; Yang 2013; Burston 2014; Duman et al. 2015; Adam 2016; Imtiaz et al. 2016).

A common and convenient way to store tissues over long periods of time is to fix them in formaldehyde and embed them in paraffin.