Spinach is available year-round, and those ubiquitous bags of baby spinach have transformed this nutrient-dense vegetable into a convenience food.
Subsequently, 'food swamps', 12 13 characterised as neighbourhoods with disproportionate access to convenient, energy-dense nutrient-poor foods sold by convenience stores and fast-food restaurants, emerged as important dimensions of the food environment.
Many studies sampling potentially hidden populations in dense and complex urban environments use convenience sampling for recruitment.
There are few full-service supermarkets in poorer neighborhoods but many convenience stores selling calorie-dense less nutritious foods.
These include a diet of calorie-dense but nutrient-deficient food found in grocery and convenience stores, public planning strategies that favor motorists over walkers and cyclists, and simply bad habits.
23 41–43 In an unexpected finding, areas with high-poverty and high-minority population also have lower availability of convenience stores, which typically provide largely energy-dense nutrient-poor foods.
The alterations in collagen morphologic characteristics fell into three patterns, which for convenience were referred to as the obscured pattern, the dense pattern, and the degenerative pattern.
Note that we can also relax cliques as dense modules for testing, but here we just show the clique case for convenience.
O2O is the second field where lot is happening, due to a combination of dense cities (Seoul-Incheon is the world's fourth largest city, with 23 million inhabitants), high technology and need for convenience.
