Sentence examples for convenient I from inspiring English sources

The NFC ring is basically a more convenient (i.e. wearable) version of the NFC tags that are sometimes shipped with NFC smartphones.

A clear definition of interchange was elaborated by the Madrid Regional Transport Authority in 1985 with a vision of making them accessible, working and convenient i.e.: an "Area whose purpose is to minimize the inevitable sensation of having to change from one mode of transportation to another, and efficiently using the inevitable waiting time" [9].

This modularity may be convenient i) if a fluorescent protein distinct from eGFP is desired in PRIGs containing any regulatory module (KRAB, VP16 or ER); ii) if another pair of fluorescent proteins (e.g. mCherry and eCFP*) is desired; or iii) to obtain the correct reading frame for the 3'HA in any single color PRIGs.

Shorter, familiar, and convenient (i.e. direct route) journeys may be less likely to cause increased stress.

Long-acting injectable therapies are convenient (i.e., patients take one fewer medication every day) and, because the injections must be administered by a health care provider, the clinical team is immediately alerted when a patient is nonadherent [ 20, 29].

A sustainable alternative to stress-management in this target group, which is potentially low-cost, relatively effortless, easily implemented and convenient (i.e. can be practiced anywhere and anytime), is Transcendental Meditation® (TM) [ 11].

Magnetron sputtered NiTi thin films were crystallized through two convenient techniques: (i) postannealing and (ii) in-situ annealing during the deposition.

A key advantage to MAM-1 is the ability to simultaneously evaluate tumor cells and stromal cells using convenient markers (i.e., α-SMA, HER2) that are stable and suitable for flow cytometry (FACs) and immunofluorescent imaging.

And everything, all of the progress I felt like I'd been making (read: the comfortable, convenient denial I'd been fostering), and all of the days I'd felt fine and normal, came to a screeching halt.

"I use it because it's convenient when I do not have time to go out for lunch, when I have a proposal I am working on or waiting for a conference call from a client," he said.

As the impractical one in the family, I'm ignoring all the puberty stuff – a convenient strategy, I'll admit – and taking the philosophical high road.