Sentence examples for increased inconvenience from inspiring English sources

While some behaviors of users can be restricted, it is at the cost of usability and increased inconvenience.

However, centralisation would be likely to mean that patients would need to travel further to access care causing increased inconvenience and cost and, perhaps, impacting on their satisfaction with care.

However, infusional 5-FU with LV has the disadvantages of increased inconvenience, cost, and morbidity related to the use of a portable infusion pump and a central venous catheter.

Using computerised Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander HCs as data collection tools, as far as we know an Australian first, means they represent a clinical intervention with no increased inconvenience for patients.

Individual saliva sampling kits are more expensive than blood sampling kits however this cost has to be counter-balanced by the increased inconvenience to the patient and the cost of trained staff required to obtain blood samples.

The increased inconvenience of daily travelling to a RT centre for patients who have long journeys can influence to a certain extent the type of surgery they receive, but there is no evidence that it has an effect on RT uptake (Cosford et al, 1997; Nattinger et al, 2001).

The firm said the leading factors weighing on occupancy rates were a decline in travel caused by the recession, the increasing inconvenience of air travel, the increased possibility of airline delays and fears over the safety of traveling.

The longer wait times to check in and retrieve bags are the latest addition to increasing inconveniences and reduced services on commercial flights in recent years — some attributable to increased security, but many others to cost cuts in an era of cutthroat competition.

Increased salinity of ground water would make it unsafe for drinking and increase inconvenience to the people.

Apart from being poised for increased drop-out, inconvenience of location was also seen as decreasing the potential of the central services on smoking rates in the population because it would deter smokers from enrolling.

Increased distance is an inconvenience, but access to electricity and water are vital for many tasks that further diversify income generation.