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.
The occupiers allowed Japan to develop an expedient myth that its people and its emperor — officially considered synonymous — had been innocent victims rather than willful perpetrators of the militarism that the new Constitution rejected.
To prevent the illegal hunting and commerce for Chinese alligators, it will be important to develop an expedient and practical method for the identification of Chinese alligator meat.
To develop an expedient, modular approach to targeted sensors we decided to build on the success of sensor 1, the synthesis of which employed a high yielding Cu-mediated alkyne–azide cycloaddition (CuAAC) reaction, often simply called the "click" reaction.
This approach may work for some students who read many well-written articles, but a more direct and expedient way to develop this skill is to engage in the iterative nature of drafting, soliciting feedback, and revising.
In addition to the inherent merits as being metal-free, small-molecule organocatalysts have also provided opportunities to develop alternative and, in many cases, more expedient synthetic approaches toward macromolecular architectures, that play a crucial role in shaping the properties of the obtained polymers.
Ultimately, he found it expedient to publicly break with a Tammany Hall that had twice gotten him elected.
Even in France Napoleon found it expedient to issue a decree permitting use of the old medieval system.
It's sometimes more expedient to buy a company (and, critically, its engineering team) than to build new features from scratch.
Later, she found it expedient to maintain a paid workforce.
