A consumer with lowest convenience factor is the one who is affected the most and vice versa.
Like the other young Orthodox couples moving back to the neighborhood, the Lakses were drawn by the low cost, convenience, safety and spirit of the cooperative.
We reasoned aspirin (ASA) potentially would be an attractive alternative agent for extended prophylaxis because of its low cost, convenience and few side effects.
This family level symbiotic system was designed by the authors according to a few sustainable principles, such as making good use of local natural resources, low cost, convenience of operation, and resource recycling.
Mainly making cyclists feel safe not only on bicycle specific infrastructure but also on regular streets, emphasizing the low cost, convenience and improving the opinion on cycling in the population are effective interventions to increase bicycle usage.
Part of the reason Amazon has sprinted out to such a commanding lead in the e-commerce market is its growing network of fulfillment centers and distribution warehouses, which allow it to produce that magic, online retail bullet of low prices, convenience and speedy delivery.
Immunoassays are preferable in the field of clinical analysis because of their applicability for a wide range of analytes, high-throughput, low cost, convenience for screening of a large number samples, and their specificity for the analyte of interest even in multi-component complex sample matrix such as plasma [30].
Advantages of local technologies include their low cost, convenience, and adaptability to local settings.
Accelerometers are used in physical activity monitoring because of their small size, low cost, convenience, the ability to record data for several days [ 60], and ability to assess multiple dimensions of physical activity [ 61, 62].
However, compared to matched tissues, serum/plasma samples are easier and faster to access, and detection of miRNA in human peripheral blood has the advantages of low cost, convenience, and noninvasion.
