Sentence examples for convenient implication from inspiring English sources

A convenient implication of this assumption which we invoked when we specified the Lagragian (10)—is begin{array}{*{20}l} text{For all } gamma > 0, text{if } {Delta^{overline{HL}}}(gamma) text{is positive then } qquadqquad notag {e}^{h} (bar{q}(gamma),gamma)~ text{and hence } {e}^{ell} (bar{q}(gamma),gamma)~ text{and } bar{{q}} (gamma)~ text{are also positive.} end{array} (15).

To gain convenient implications for which similarity dimensions are especially important in every day hospital work life, we conducted group interviews with nurses.

This is just a convenient terminology that has no implications for whether time is fundamentally discrete or continuous.

In vitro studies represent a fast and convenient system which may have implications for technology development.

The device of associating mechanical properties with the fields, which up to this point had appeared merely as convenient mathematical constructions, has even greater implications when conservation of energy is considered.

Implications: It is an efficient and convenient method for post-surgical follow-up at the bedside of the patient.

(The implication that Heywood sought to harm the son was convenient as well: it managed to heap suspicion on a victim who has no way to defend himself, and whose family has stayed silent).

Unsparing in its presentation of the convenient attitudes that sanction the vilest regimes, Memoirs turns self-implication into a subtle and ferocious ethic and teaches that none of us is free from casual, dangerous moral lapses.

The implications of this idea are much larger than just convenient shopping; it could mean gaining hours of personal productivity per day that were once spent searching the web with browsers.

It was also considered convenient, confidential, and capable of accurately identifying the true status of partners and, therefore, often by implication, the relationship.

Second or third generation drugs within the established drug-classes are often more convenient to apply (e.g. once daily dosing) and are less toxic, which has important implications for the long-term management of HIV [46].