Sentence examples for convenience of time from inspiring English sources

Convenience of time influenced whether caretakers washed at all, and the type of material they washed with.

Since the convenience of time was the trade-off, this suggests the interviewees prefer the shorter wait to the familiarity with MDs.

Although students appreciate the convenience of time and place flexibility asynchronous communication affords in distance education, they prefer classroom instruction and face to face interaction with teachers and peers [ 2- 4].

17, 19 Our qualitative and observational data shows that despite caretakers reporting primary use of soap, many of those caretakers experience constant (environment, poverty) and dynamic (type of critical event, convenience of time) pressures that motivate them to frequently wash with ash after defecation instead of soap.

These parameters were calculated as follows, where N is the number of patients and pej is the prediction error in the jth individual: The choice of times for the retained LSS was determined on the basis of the values of mpe% and rmse% and the convenience of sampling times.

The convenience of the time-marching approach was verified, since this approach yields the same accuracy with less computational cost.

In addition to the low cost and superior image quality of the digital system, there is also the added convenience of real-time image viewing through the swivel LCD of the digital camera, wide flexibility of gel sizes, accurate automatic focusing, variable image resolution, and consistent ease of use and quality.

The results of this study suggest that practice factors contribute to some missed appointments suggesting that considering practice level interventions (e.g. making it easier to cancel appointments, and greater convenience of appointment times) may be useful.

"The convenience, efficient use of time, privacy and comfort of the self-sampling has got me interested again in having a regular pap test".

An earlier study in Thailand reported similar reasons for the preference of migrants for private clinics, namely convenience in terms of time, legal status and transportation [ 13].

Mr. Bourdain's book said her bungalow had "a living room, kitchen and bathroom and all the conveniences of the time: gas, electric and modern plumbing".