Sentence examples for relatively expedient from inspiring English sources
In comparison, alternative strategies to fully exploit the existing arsenal of antimalarials (largely already affordable and accessible) are likely to be relatively expedient and cost-effective.
The main difference between the two machines lay in the internal software; when the ZX81 was released, ZX80 owners were able to upgrade by the relatively simple expedient of plugging a new ROM onto the circuit board.
In her 1968 piece on Godard, she summed up the director's early work (through the 1967 "Weekend") as an unstable compound of fiction, fantasy, lyrical essay, and literary quotation, in which "story" was a relatively trivial and expedient base upon which the most significant activity of the movie could be inscribed as commentary.
We aimed at identifying sncRNAs including miRNAs, transfer RNAs (tRNAs), as well as small nucleolar RNAs (snoRNAs) expressed in the male germ cells of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) – a model plant attributed to multiple expedient traits like relatively small, diploid, and almost fully sequenced and annotated genome [ 13, 14].
Such a system of classification proved helpful in their attempts to distinguish themselves from, and at the same time, incorporate previous doctrines as expedient means that are relatively true.
"It's relatively rare to encounter a situation in which what is morally right is also what is practically expedient, and I think we've found ourselves in that situation," Bugbee said.
Once the serum AAT level has been identified as being relatively low, a preliminary diagnostic test to determine the presence or absence of the S and Z mutations is the most expedient next step.
This expedient is hardly unprecedented.
His going became expedient.
