Sentence examples for convenient collecting from inspiring English sources

Other indigenous populations have indicated preference for the use of leaves in the preparations of herbal medicines [ 35] because it is more convenient collecting leaves than root parts, flowers and fruits etc. [ 36].

Standardised self-report questionnaires provide such tools and are convenient for collecting large amounts of information on for instance pain and activity limitation.

It is therefore convenient to collect such effects in the contact penalty stiffness in the joint contact areas where stresses are high, which influences the resulting joint stiffness.

It could simply be that the NSA is doing it because the agency can, and because it is more useful or convenient to collect the information this way, or because there is other associated information it can gather.

It is convenient to collect the dried particles when they are not coated by surfactant using a magnet.

It is convenient to collect the two sides of these equations on the left so that the right side is always zero.

While doing some research on eBay, I found that these things were relatively inexpensive and convenient to collect.

It was quite convenient to collect water from tube wells for the rural people.

As we know, circulating samples are more convenient to collect and keep monitored, which can effectively evaluate prognosis during or after clinical therapy.

This is important knowledge for the collection of samples from the field, as the nasal swabs are much more convenient to collect than BAL.

Toenail samples are convenient to collect and store, grow more slowly than hair, are more protected from external contaminants, and represent longer-term exposures than blood or urine (Slotnick and Nriagu 2006).