A small-scale multichannel high-resolution shallow marine seismic survey was designed to improve the quality of high-resolution seismic data using a multichannel array while preserving cost effectiveness and expedience of the conventional shallow single-channel seismic survey.
This study provides a proof of a more popular using of modern medical devices less the invasive procedures of the blunt spleen injury management, without increase of mortality, LOS, blood transfusion, and medical expedience.
Like Quip, the writing seems like a collision of traditional word processing like Microsoft Word, the expedience of instant messaging, and the personal interactions of Facebook.
And the question is whether or not Democrats and Republicans are willing to put aside the expedience of short-term politics in order to get it done.
The consensus was that Mr. Obama, who once held himself out as the clear alternative to the political expedience of the Clinton years, had, in the end, chosen the path of Clintonian centrism over a return to more boldly progressive ideals.
Expert knowledge, dynamic characteristics of the object, constraints and economic expedience of the individual rules have been accounted for when formulating the linguistic rules.
Skating through the streets of New York, the protagonists of Hackers move with the graceful expedience of data flowing through a circuit board.
These studies, however, produced some conflicting results which stimulated discussions about the expedience of a strict control policy on antibiotics release for resistance control.
This difference may suggest that keeping some contact with the workplace during sickness absence is beneficial to maintain social inclusion at work, while acknowledging that the expedience of contact may vary, for example, with cause of absence.
In general, researchers who want to appear in print and survive in a publish-or-perish environment are motivated by force, fear, and expedience in their use of NHST [ 54].
