Sentence examples for most convenient tools from inspiring English sources

ETFs are one of the most convenient tools in their kit bag, partly because ETFs provide enormous capacity to work with the capacity that Big Money needs.

The benefits of forward searching and citation analysis, and the most convenient tools currently available online for implementing these techniques, are highlighted.

This is one of the most convenient tools in the app, in fact – and something that before required a standalone application like Unroll.me in order to do from mobile.

Currently, the most convenient tools to reconstruct metabolic networks from genome annotation are databases of reference pathways such as BioCyc (Karp et al., 2005) and KEGG (Kanehisa et al., 2008).

But writing in English is the most convenient tool I have to evoke a feeling or tell a story - I'm not interested in language as an end in itself.

UV-visible spectrophotometry is the most convenient tool for determining the success of synthesis.

Mean dose and dose volume histogram is a most convenient tool for incorporating such constraints.

The lower bound shakedown analysis is a most convenient tool to determine the load bearing capacity of engineering structures subjected to thermo-mechanical loadings.

Rutherford Backscattering/Channeling (RBS/C) and Monte Carlo (MC) simulations are the most convenient tool for this purpose, as they allow one to determine several features of lattice defects: their type, concentration and damage accumulation kinetic.

Check them all off, and the document becomes the most convenient breakup tool ever invented.

Food Frequency Questionnaires are known to incorporate some dietary measurement error, especially among overweight or obese individuals but are the most convenient assessment tool available for large-scale studies (Black et al, 1993).