Sentence examples for inherent convenience from inspiring English sources
Andres Victorica, an economist and pricing analyst in the Buenos Aires office of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, said the use of money reduces the cost of doing business because of money's inherent convenience.
Wireless networks have become increasingly popular due to the inherent convenience of untethered communication.
Aside from its inherent convenience, CPR also has the advantage over enzymatic methods in allowing immediate determination of the phosphorylation efficiency due to the presence of the DMT protecting group.
Test-retest reliability analysis and criterion validity analysis were performed on a convenient sample of adolescents and are subject to limitations inherent to convenience sampling (e.g. non-generalization, and a potentially large and unmeasured bias).
Street-based sampling was employed to circumvent the limited generalizability inherent in convenience samples obtained from institutional settings, such as clinics and drug treatment centers [ 12].
The respondent driven sampling (RDS) methodology described by Heckathorn has the potential to reach more deeply into hidden MSM sub-populations and, by limiting recruitment and tracking the personal network size of participants, to minimize biases inherent in convenience and snowball sampling [ 15, 16].
The creative convenience inherent in the work of some of the nonnative artists clashes with the work of those with deeper cultural commitments.
An additional limitation of the study was inherent in the convenience sampling method for participant recruitment.
"We've seen these initiatives before, and we believe the factory store economics don't possess the inherent speed and convenience to drive such purchases," Ivankoe wrote in a client note.
By matching on pre-training performance, we reduced the impact of population differences inherent in a convenience sample.
Our findings are limited by the cross-sectional nature of the analysis, restriction to a narrow geographical region of the United States, and selection bias inherent in the convenience samples of patients utilized for the study.
