Sentence examples for practically convenient from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is often scientifically sensible, practically convenient or simply customary to adopt complementary cytoarchitectonic, developmental or functional parcellations instead of Cartesian coordinates [23].

The notable feature of this molecular method is that it is technically accurate, practically convenient and suitable for analyzing large numbers of samples.

It could have been resistance, but it could just as easily have been something else, like the client's desire to protect her ability to commit to treatment by making it as practically convenient as she could.

The use of aggregates was practically convenient for transplantation of MSCs.

Although 5'- COI barcoding is practically convenient (because 600 700 bp can readily be sequenced in a single run); it may not be suitable.

However, the 1-year half cyclic length is considered more convenient, practically, to apply than the shorter cycles.

However, the revised method has not been fully tested and sufficiently evaluated, and it is unknown whether it is practically feasible and convenient to implement the standard.

The special feature of this new molecular method was technically rapid and convenient practically and suitable for analyzing large numbers of samples.

My suspicion is that "love the sinner/hate the sin" language operates practically as a convenient mechanism by which one can appear morally superior to those whose sins most offend one's particular sensibilities -- all for the purposes of public consumption.

A rapidly rising interest in core-shell particles stimulated by the great achievements of modern nanotechnology brings to the fore the development of simple, convenient and practically useful techniques to simulate and design the optical properties of the particles and their composites.

Therefore, a linear model is practically more preferable and more convenient and efficient to solve.