Sentence examples for generally convenient from inspiring English sources
The provision of sub-acute care in a setting as heavily trafficked and generally convenient as a neighborhood supermarket is rather innovative in its own right.
Although studies restricted to women undergoing laparoscopy are generally convenient and economical and have the advantage of confirming the absence of disease among controls, these studies may have produced biased results if the indication for such evaluation was associated with OCP body burden.
(It is generally more convenient to start in a pan, and transfer to a wok later).
Wood pellets are much more expensive and generally less convenient to use than natural gas in North America.
Access to secondary markets is generally less convenient to purchasers, and involves such risks as the possibility of the gun having been used previously in a crime.
Subsidized irrigation is more likely to lead to agricultural intensification because it is generally not convenient to irrigate remote areas at the forest frontier.
These categories can be defined in any way and need not necessarily be of the same width, although it is generally more convenient to have equally sized groups.
A less invasive and generally more convenient approach would be to obtain samples of multiple fecal pats from the pen floors which could be mixed and cultured as a single composite sample that is representative of the whole pen.
The new conditions were designed to avoid interference between different dyes during the laser scanning, and this assay is generally more convenient for use with high quality DNA extracted from frozen tissue samples.
Adults generally overwinter beneath convenient objects.
