Although a graphical package, which is tightly bound to a computational code, has an obvious advantage, the end user might find inconvenient the necessity to learn a separate interface for any new code.
While most women would find inconvenient clinic hours and long wait times unacceptable, for some these issues factor more heavily in the decision to forgo prenatal care.
If Obama can waive the parts of Obamacare he finds inconvenient, why won't he end up waiving a requirement for the use of E-Verify.
It's also important for journals to stand behind sound research that contrarians may find inconvenient, like Lewandowsky's, Michael Mann's, or our consensus paper.
Trump dismisses science that he finds inconvenient.
However, those programs require researchers to install and maintain the software locally, which many biologists find inconvenient (e.g., certain prerequisites can present a serious challenge to install and update, even for bioinformaticians).
Most patients agreed strongly or to some extent that they found it inconvenient to take different medications for concomitant asthma and allergy (63%), that nasal sprays were uncomfortable and/or unpleasant (58%), and that an oral medication was preferable to a nasal spray (60%) (see Table 4).
These disputes involved "contracts of affreightment, collisions, mariners' wages, and other causes of admiralty jurisdiction", and litigants of matters arising in St . Louisfound it inconvenient to travel to Jefferson City for their cases to be tried.
Inconvenience/irrelevance At both baseline and follow-up, the most common reason for not enjoying the questionnaire was that students found it inconvenient or irrelevant to them (baseline n = 255, 13.9 %; follow-up n = 300, 16.2 %).
But I have often found it inconvenient — in America".
