Sentence examples for convenience in practice from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the existing designs are generally rough, inflexible and complex, which leads to poor convenience in practice use and performance evaluation.
Although all approaches already mentioned use the hypothesis of Gaussian additive noise for mathematical convenience, in practice, remote sensing imagery noise shows non-Gaussian characteristics [84].
Recently, fixed dosing of mAb is gaining popularity because of dosing convenience in medical practice.
The same cut-off 45% may be used in all gestational weeks at mid-pregnancies, leading to more convenience in general practice.
Barr et al. (2006) claimed that "some form of convenience sampling is typically adopted in practice".
Perfectly random sampling across all relevant factors is therefore almost universally impractical; some form of convenience sampling is typically adopted in practice.
The normal kernel (i.e. K is the density function of the standard normal distribution) is widely used in practice for convenience and other nice features.
The analytical model is design effective and hand-calculable, and thus it brings convenience to robustness assessment of structures in practice.
And as a result we have a problem in practice with user convenience.
'Well-being' is defined from a person perspective as health, safety, comfort, convenience, satisfaction, interest and enjoyment; and in practice organisational terms as performance with regard to productivity, quality, flexibility and effectiveness.
