Sentence examples for establishing convenient from inspiring English sources

Both techniques were specifically adapted for use on native state bioleaching samples, with a view to establishing convenient means for monitoring culture composition.

Establishing convenient methods for sorting nanotubes according to their characteristics (diameter, chirality) and eliminating various undesired impurities will significantly contribute to the developmental progress towards improved applications.

One of the basic problems considered in the theory of differential system with coupled boundary value conditions is to establish convenient conditions guaranteeing the existence of solutions of those equations.

Adapting the hydrodynamic-based procedure, we established convenient and replication-competent drug-resistant HBV NOD/SCID mice models based on clinic LAM-resistant mutants and evaluated the availability of these models in the assessment of anti-viral drugs.

Arendt's unqualified support of Heidegger was important in establishing the convenient myth that his Nazi involvement had been, as she put it, a case of an unworldly man getting carried away by politics, and thus "finally a matter of indifference".

So if you can teach them to look after themselves... they really appreciate that aspect.' (SJ) As this last quote suggests, the constraints and logistics of rural work and life may also be instrumental in establishing a convenient affinity between the preventive and empowering tenets of naturopathic care and the needs and abilities of rural patients with regard to accessing health services.

Rulers who wished to subvert the public liberty may have found an established clergy convenient auxiliaries.

Satellite cities were established at convenient distances from the main city in order to expand the territory under control.

In summary, we have established a convenient method to produce marker-free hLF BAC transgenic cloned cows that express high levels of functional rhLF.

"Rulers who wish to subvert the public liberty, may have found an established clergy convenient auxiliaries," James Madison argued in 1784.

Students and sponsors, once connected, will need to work together to establish mutually convenient times to arrange their job shadow or informational interviewing opportunity.