The city is laced with well-used "bicycle boulevards" — streets modified for bike safety and convenience — and studded with overflowing bike racks.
The system was later modified and simplified for convenience [20].
The new CocE mutant (i.e. the T172R/G173Q/L196C/I301C mutant of CocE, denoted as enzyme E196 301 for convenience) was modified further via PEGylation in order to extend the in vivo residence time of the enzyme.
Denoting the different loading factors by (left {hat {gamma }_{m}right }_{m=0}^{M-1}) and using the original eigenvalues λ m instead of the sorted ones (bar {lambda }_{m}) for convenience, we can modify (21) as.
There certainly isn't a perception that he's modified his beliefs for political convenience.
We slightly modified the Ethiopian university scoring system into a four-scale ranking for convenience because the Ethiopian scoring system has a long list of levels.
A set of default cutoffs have been preset for convenience; however, user can freely customize results by modifying cutoff values in respective forms.
Note also that our choice of a constant additive causal model (model 5) is made mainly for convenience, and that the underlying causal model can be easily modified to incorporate possible effect heterogeneity with observed covariates.
For convenience, we included the saturation parameter a in the following model specification, but this parameter was only present in the modified functional forms.
Because of the high affinity of Chol-let-7a for liver tissue in nude mice (data not shown) and the convenience of systemic administration, Chol-let-7a represents a potential useful modified molecule for systemic HCC therapy.
You sacrifice taste for convenience.
