Policy is one thing, but rules can always be bent for convenience and consideration.
Also, in interoperation with smart devices, the smart home service offers living convenience in consideration of a user's living pattern and its accumulated experience.
It should no longer be seen as an act of convenience or consideration, but rather, an act of submission: Submission to the male ego and submission to our screwed up rules about women and sexuality.
Reasons for adopting cluster randomization as a more appropriate design include: 1) administrative convenience; 2) ethical considerations; 3) intervention is naturally applied at the cluster level; 4) to enhance the subject compliance; and 5) to minimize the potential treatment "contamination" between the intervention and control subjects [ 1].
This may be more for convenience than scientific consideration but is now regarded as the norm.
According to their jobs, migrant workers have different life styles, and in response to these, there may be different healthcare-seeking behaviours mediated by a variety of other factors, including convenience, cultural familiarity, consideration of language and legal status [ 3].
These findings may prove useful for future studies investigating dynamic 18F-choline PET for prostate applications, since scan time should be kept to a minimum for patient convenience and scanner throughput considerations and also to avoid bladder filling issues (which is not a consideration for the 11C-labeled derivative).
The convenience factor trumps nutritional considerations and, increasingly, it rivals taste as the primary reason consumers continue to buy a product.
Mr. Wenger, who plans to graduate in May, said he was drawn to the university because of pragmatic considerations like convenience and the university's emphasis on class participation.
Similarly, scientists' choice to represent space with either Euclidean or non-Euclidean geometries is not determined by experience but by considerations of convenience.
