If guests are ever inconvenienced because of me--like I need them to check out early--or because I personally made a booboo, I often offered a fairly reasonable refund proactively before the stay was over to make up for the trouble.
Paired-end NGS could computationally extend the read length but with a lot of practical inconvenience because of the inherent gaps.
Pilot studies using the PEMF device for the same indication have confirmed that most patients do not experience any inconvenience because of the device.
To maintain the disease-free status of the country, it was necessary to follow up with these cases, which inconvenienced farmers because of movement restrictions and, consequently, financial loss.
Moxibustion therapy has the limitation of inconvenience because patients must visit the hospital for every treatment, whereas conventional oral medication can be provided once for a relatively long period; thus, after discussion, the experts decided to perform treatment for a relatively short period of time and to follow-up after 12 weeks, as in conventional treatment.
" "Yeah, I think some of them said inconvenience because they said uh especially those already retired, they actually want to go into you know, different-different places, different child each month, or go to the relatives' house and all that.
Wal-Mart issued an apology then for inconveniencing its customers because of the closing of stores.
Mr Lewis said it was "not good enough" to offer compensation for financial loss, as some people had experienced inconvenience and embarrassment because of the IT problems.
"The closure results in less inconvenience because it occurs all at once and at the lowest usage time of the year".
The Hofmeyers' two buildings had a waiting list until earlier this year, when some tenants fled because of inconveniences from the construction of a new football stadium for the Cincinnati Bengals about three blocks south.
