Sentence examples for identifying a convenient from inspiring English sources

After identifying a convenient speed for each individual patient (which was normally 2 mph), the speed increased by 0.5 mph every minute until it reached 4 mph while inclination remain constant at 1%.

They were also provided with lists of local HIV and TB care facilities to assist participants with identifying a convenient and acceptable care site if the participant did not want to receive care at the study site.

Your father and sister have identified a convenient way to cope with their distress, by airing grievances of a domestic variety instead of tackling the large elephant lurking in the room.

Ruling elites in the Western world have recently identified a convenient scapegoat explaining all their failures: they call it populism.

Of the remaining 57, five declined participation when contacted to arrange an interview, six could not identify a convenient time and four failed to keep their interview appointment.

In summary, our efforts have identified a convenient galactokinase-uridylyltransferase-epimerase approach for the generation of UDP-6-deoxy-6-fluoro d-glucose.

Collectively, these data identify a convenient new non-invasive marker for diagnosis, a strategy for normalization of tumors in vivo by control of resting potential, and a novel molecular pathway through which bioelectric events mediate morphostasis and the oncogene-driven escape of cells from the adaptive patterning program of the host organism.

The FGDs with CMWs and LHWs were organized and conducted in the community; prior to FGDs, participants were asked to identify a location convenient to them and discussion session was organized in home of health worker in that area.

thought the decision set "a new benchmark, whereby anyone identified as a convenient scapegoat for the country's woes can be similarly disparaged".

Using nanoparticles has been identified as a convenient way of conquering the above-mentioned challenges owing to their uniqueness and worthwhile properties (Ayatollahi et al. 2012; Mcelfresh et al. 2012).

The Principle of Double Effect, as a simplistic and generalised guideline, was identified as a convenient mechanism to protect physicians who inadvertently or intentionally hastened death.