Sentence examples for more convenient handling from inspiring English sources

In addition, such modifications give more convenient handling and more facile separation from the product, thus eliminating the enzyme contamination, efficient recovery and reuse of the costly enzymes enabling the use of continuous, fixed-bed operation [12, 13].

In this study, whole blood storage at +4°C and shipment at room temperature was evaluated as a more convenient handling method for remote HIV-1 DNA coreceptor tropism testing.

In the light of an application of HRP in medicine and for more convenient handling, the use of the latter might be reconsidered as soon as competitive yields can be achieved.

Even though the yields from insect cells (40 mg/L; de las Segura et al. 2005) were fourfold higher than from E. coli (10 mg/L; Grigorenko et al. 1999), the yeast systems are still more promising (100 mg/L; Utashima et al. 2014) and allow more convenient handling than cell cultures.

(For $80, you can buy a "camera grip" that adds an extra battery, a more convenient handle and a tripod socket).

With Facebook Gifts, which is the result of the company's Karma acquisition, Facebook wants to make e-commerce more convenient by handling everything on the platform, from gift selection to payment and delivery.

A detailed description of this operation is given in Chapter 5. Slicing: This operation involves cutting the fruit into several uniform pieces, which is more convenient than handling the entire fruit.

The eagle was especially desired by exporters, as the larger size and value made it more convenient to handle.

From the practical point of view, it is much more convenient to handle two membranes (tested for IgGκ and IgGλ in one gel, and for free κ and free λ in another) than to perform all analyses simultaneously.

Non-contact specular microscopes are appreciated by clinicians and patients for their convenient handling.

In addition, CaTiO3 microspheres are stable during the photocatalytic reaction and more convenient to store and handle as a micrometre-scale structure.