For non-VIPs, the expedient alternative is to take what could be labelled the "Axis of Evil" tour.
After Congress expanded FISA's reach, in 1994, by allowing physical searches of homes and computers in addition to electronic surveillance, criminal investigators had increased incentive to use the act — as Rowley apparently hoped to do — as an expedient alternative to going before an ordinary judge.
We decided to roll out Facebook Lite in the U.S. to give users a simple, expedient alternative to facebook.com, and hope that it will fill this need.
Drugs based on chemicals from the dotted dalea and the Mojave dalea may offer a cheaper, safer, and more expedient alternative to the costly and sometimes nephrotoxic drugs currently used to treat the diseases.
If the range of doses is insufficient to estimate parameters for a saturable uptake model (e.g., Vmax, km) using DOSE or log(DOSE) as a covariate on F may be an expedient alternative.
As non-adhesive burn dressings (and all other medical supplies) are likely to be in short supply, an expedient alternative is to use plastic wrap (also known as saran wrap, food wrap, and cling film), which is sterile, does not stick to burns, and is readily available.
In addition, we decided to develop a tool which could be automatically populated using data solely from GP computer systems and so provide an expedient practical alternative where primary care data are not routinely linked to secondary care data.
This may be relieved by using an individually tailored screening (Esserman et al, 2009) with emphasis on optimal age of screening and inter-screening interval and the expedient use of alternative image technique.
Usually this means that some difficult trade-off has been resolved by the simple expedient of promising both alternatives.
To create alternative, more expedient model systems to investigate pathological mechanisms of both HI and CEDNIK syndrome, the authors of this study knocked down the homologs of ABCA12 and SNAP29 in zebrafish embryos (Danio rerio).
