Although this technique causes low risk to the patient, it is relatively invasive and inconvenient for the patients.
In addition, OGTT is relatively slow and inconvenient as it needs to draw the blood from patients three times to establish the diagnosis.
6x7 and beyond are relatively huge and inconvenient.
But long stays can end up being relatively expensive and thus inconvenient to pay for up-front.
Four Jewish people were killed because they were in a Jewish supermarket, yet this inconvenient truth has been relatively little remarked upon, certainly compared with the angsting over the parameters of free speech at Charlie Hebdo, or commentary about the irony of the terrorists killing a fellow Muslim, the police officer Ahmed Merabet.
Alternative therapies, IVIg and anti-D immunoglobulin, which may be used as first- or second-line therapies, are relatively expensive to produce, and IVIg is inconvenient to administer.
Earlier conventions were relatively inconvenient including a superscript index to a glossary that required turning to the end of an article or potentially misleading putting possible English substitutions in parentheses which tempts us to regard the English concept as the topic under discussion.
It was considered that no additional information would be obtained (except for axillary lymph node involvement detection), and tomographic imaging is time consuming and relatively inconvenient for the patient.
Despite promising pilot evaluations of continuous glucose monitoring 23 24 it is an expensive and relatively inconvenient tool, prompting the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence to call for randomised studies assessing its efficacy on clinically meaningful end points.
The regimen was found to be a well tolerated, although a relatively inconvenient, outpatient treatment.
