This convenience drove even greater demand.
More critically, as convenience drives people to share more and more information across networks, rather than through meatspace — why back up data on a spare hard drive when you can store it in the cloud for cents on the gigabyte, or burn a movie to a disc for a friend when you can share it via Dropbox?
Convenience drives the use of more durable (semi-permanent and permanent) soft tissue fillers or implants, because these products require fewer or no follow-up treatments.
Prior research has demonstrated that physicians use a variety of learning resources;[ 25, 26] that convenience drives many physicians' choice of learning resources;[ 9] and that as learners become more skillful in using a wider variety of resources, they find that some resources are more convenient to use than they had previously thought.
Where in the past, sensitive databases were kept on proprietary systems not connected to the Internet, the demand for convenience has driven financial institutions and public agencies such as departments of motor vehicles to offer Internet convenience to their users and clients.
That need for convenience has driven some shoppers online in search of items they would previously have bought at thrift stores, explains Kelly Sandridge, vice president, marketing and public relations, Goodwill Industries of the Valleys in Virginia.
> -wrap-foot> Currenthe, the development of omic approaches and their growing convenience has driven attention away from the investigation of the organism itself.
The net cost of carrying inventories is equal to the interest rate, plus the cost of physical storage, minus the "convenience yield". The convenience yield is driven by the precautionary demand for the storage.
"We've seen these initiatives before, and we believe the factory store economics don't possess the inherent speed and convenience to drive such purchases," Ivankoe wrote in a client note.
