Sentence examples for convenient nature from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the sensitivity and convenient nature of this method should contribute to effective signal enhancement in immunoassays for cancer biomarker detection.

And while its convenient nature makes e-mail seem ideal for business and personal communications, we rarely think much about the potential that someone other than the intended recipient may read what is supposed to be a one-to-one message, especially if the contents of the message are embarrassing or sensitive.

11 It was assumed that the postnatal type 2 screening HbA1c test acceptance rate would be higher due to the more convenient nature of the test.

It is often convenient to view nature in terms of only two basic entities particles and energy.

The gender binary is a convenient cultural fiction; nature is not nearly so obliging.

In general, MSM were interested in HIVST because of its convenient and private nature.

The sharing process which enables users to reuse the program written by other people is very convenient due to the nature of programming activities (Monroy-Hernández and Resnick 2008).

This can be attributed to the convenient and non-invasive nature and easy interpretation of the obtained data provided by the NIRS equipment [ 10].

For many government authorities, it has been convenient to blame disasters on nature, hence their preference for maintaining the term "natural disasters".

As a result, it offers a convenient laboratory for exploring the nature of human limits, for parsing the gradations of meaning between "won't" and "can't".

After the Soviets invaded Afghanistan, in 1979, the convenient myth of the "uncontrollable" nature of the tribal belt gave the Pakistani ruler General Zia ul-Haq the cover he needed to wage jihad against the Soviets from bases there.