Sentence examples for comparatively convenient from inspiring English sources

Morocco was a comparatively convenient place for North American ships to take on supplies, stop for repairs and monitor traffic in and out of the Mediterranean.

Because nmol quantities of the DNA fragment can be conveniently produced using PCR, this method is comparatively more convenient and efficient.

The idea of walkable "villages," he added, is to make comparatively dense communities like Civita attractive and convenient to the residents in this traditionally low-density city.

Comparatively, getting to and from LGA seems downright convenient.

Organoboronates are convenient and versatile reagents owing to their comparatively low toxicity, high functional group compatibility, and good stability.

This is because yeast cell surface display is convenient, shows ease of handling of displayed heterologous proteins and has been found to be comparatively stable against environmental changes ([Inaba et al. 2010]).

Nano-sized Si pillars (< 100 nm in width) with comparatively larger pores (> 1.5 μm in diameter), appear as microbeakers on porous Si, which provide a very convenient platform for SERS substrate.

Comparatively well.

Real convenient".

Many are comparatively shallow.

Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.