Sentence examples for convenient schemes from inspiring English sources

Cephalosporins are not currently indicated as first line antibiotics in acute uncomplicated cystitis, not only because other classes of antibiotics provide more convenient schemes of treatment, but also for epidemiological reasons [ 3, 21].

Talmy's dichotomy of emotional valence in terms of subject selection serves as a preliminary and convenient scheme to categorize the emotional lexicon.

There is no reliable way of telling which trees were "salvaged" and which were cut down illegally, as all the logging appears to have been done at once, a convenient scheme for tree laundering.

The competitive advantage of generator-based agents lies in their convenient synthetic schemes; however, this attribute is greatly diminished if the tracers lack clinical usefulness.

New elements considered are, firstly, a new convenient parametric scheme for calculation of the rate constant and electrochemical current.

The convenient synthetic scheme and low toxicity as well as cost effectiveness of the starting materials make CAP3 a promising candidate for the pharmaceutical formulations against the tested microorganisms.

The combinatorial arrangement of N-substituted free amines provided the necessary chemical diversity, and the positional scanning format adopted for this particular library afforded a convenient screening scheme with 52 pools, each containing 320 (pools 1 20) or 256 individual peptoids (pools 21 52), for a total of 5,120 compounds [33].

Our presented approach overcomes the limitations of specifically targeting STED fluorophores to the proteins of interest and provides a convenient imaging scheme that allows for 2-color live cell STED imaging for the first time.

This paper discusses a class of monotone (nonoscillatory) interpolation schemes convenient for applications with a variety of problems arising in computational fluid dynamics.

The pathway of xylose dehydration was simplified for convenient discussion (see Scheme 2).

It is taught early in the chemistry curriculum as a convenient electron-counting scheme for redox reactions.