While it would be intuitive and convenient to associate reduced skeletal muscle function with altered stroke play characteristics, such associations are absent or at best equivocal in the research literature.
Usually it is more convenient to associate numerical values with the outcomes of an experiment than to work directly with a nonnumerical description such as "red ball on the first draw".
Furthermore, if therapeutic drugs could be administered orally instead of being intravenously infused, patients with breast cancer would benefit greatly because oral formulations are more convenient, are associated with fewer adverse events such as alopecia, and have higher compliance.
It simply was not convenient to be associated with Denmark, a perceived Islamophobic brand.
"Convenient foods have been associated with being cheaper, lower quality and generally unhealthy in the US," he said.
Wrist-worn accelerometers are convenient to wear and associated with greater wear-time compliance.
With regard to pin site care, commencement of dressing changes on POD 2 3 may be convenient, as the drainage associated with pin site reaction normally decreases by this time.
At the same time, the private sector has been increasingly popular and is associated with convenient opening hours, more competent staff, better equipment, and effective drug prescriptions [ 9].
Here, especially in the realm of PT, where convenient optical handles often associated with ET are absent, theory leads the way toward insight and the development of new hypotheses.
Hughes was uncomfortable when younger black writers, such as James Baldwin and Ralph Ellison (whom Hughes mentored from the day after he arrived in Harlem, in 1936, until it was no longer convenient for Ellison to be associated with the less careful craftsman), criticized other black writers.
