Sentence examples for direct inconvenience from inspiring English sources

As mentioned other places in this protocol, the direct inconvenience for subjects in this study is sampling of 7 ml of whole blood daily in the same session as the routine blood samples are made, every morning.

Mr Putin could then avoid the messy inconvenience of direct elections.

Thus it is inconvenience to obtain the direct principle for the parameter optimizations of the CC-VSC to improve the small-signal stability [11].

The monk seals are perceived as direct competition, or at least an unnecessary inconvenience.

Its direct applicability in concrete, however, entails some inconveniences, such as drilling the holes necessary to apply the pulling forces and the hazard of a local fracture originated at these holes.

Since malignant pleural effusions are frequently a preterminal event with a 30-day mortality rate of 29 to 50%, treatment is directed toward symptomatic relief with minimal discomfort, inconvenience and cost [ 6- 8].

A portable direct shear tester was designed to overcome the inconvenience and expensiveness of the conventional large-scale in-situ direct shear test.

It is estimated that around 300,000 misfuellings occurred in the UK in 2001 alone, with direct costs of approximately £35 million and considerable inconvenience caused to all those involved.

We suggest that the delays in obtaining results from the direct Etest and the lack of robustness and inconvenience of the in-house phage based test preclude their application for detection of drug resistant tuberculosis in a clinical setting.

With Mercury direct, you won't experience the usual delays, inconveniences and accidents that occur during the retrograde.

District judge Deborah Wright said: "It (his witness statement) gives an opinion about the debate around the expansion of Heathrow and talks about the benefits of direct action, which he says may cause short term inconvenience.