Sentence examples for considered more convenient from inspiring English sources
Two Home Depot Urban stores, considered more convenient, are expected to open next year, along with 10 Expo Design Center stores and four Home Depot Pro stores.
However, the 1-year half cyclic length is considered more convenient, practically, to apply than the shorter cycles.
8 Oral treatment is often considered more convenient and is not usually associated with any administration costs.
Our study found that home delivery was considered more convenient for some women because of their responsibilities to children or other household members.
In addition, raltitrexed has an attractive tolerability profile compared with that of 5-FU plus LV (specifically with respect to lower incidences of mucositis and leucopenia), and the simple 3-weekly administration schedule may be considered more convenient by many patients and may reduce healthcare resource consumption.
When there's a line of 20 people between you and the only computer with high-speed access at your hotel's business center, it might be time to consider more convenient ways to check e-mail while away from home and work.
The parental influence is strong on gender roles and stereotyping (see Booklet for Career Counsellors, IFAC project) in relation to the cultural milieu and the socialization perspectives that conspire to turn girls away from science-related careers towards careers that are considered more 'convenient' for family, less demanding, and which require fewer educational prerequisites.
In the following, only parameter b is considered, being more convenient as it depends just on thermal conductivity and its estimation has a better quality than a.
Accordingly, the ability to wake the phone by tapping on the screen was considered a more convenient method.
That in turn arguably encourages travelers to consider other, more convenient on-demand alternatives to trains.
