Sentence examples for relevant and convenient from inspiring English sources
"We really tried to listen to our customers and make the stores exciting, relevant and convenient".
The 'attenuation index' is used as a relevant and convenient measure of the coupled transport mechanisms.
Our ability to model this relationship is hampered by the lack of relevant and convenient tools to recapitulate this complex interaction.
Using MQ as a relevant and convenient reference ACT antimalarial, we have focused on monitoring changes in the cell cycle progression rate of three P. falciparum clones with different MQ susceptibilities, while in parallel detecting variations in transcript abundance of the pfmdr1, pfcrt, pfmrp1 and pfmrp2 genes.
The government continues to emphasise its commitment to digital and how digital could make public services more relevant, responsive and convenient.
The government's official digital strategy aims to make public services more relevant, responsive and convenient, with the ambition that registering to vote, filling out the census or reclaiming tax online, for example, should be as easy as it is to bank online.
It is enabling services, products and information to be more pervasive, more relevant, and more convenient.
Acetaminophen-induced liver injury, especially in mice, is an attractive and widely used model for this purpose because it is both clinically relevant and experimentally convenient.
The AFP dose reporting histories provide a relevant but convenient sample and may not fully represent all children who are targeted during immunization campaigns in Pakistan.
Recently reported studies indicate that, with modern detection techniques, circulating tumor cells (CTCs) could provide a reliable and convenient source for clinically relevant analysis.
They were asked to list all possible sources of medical information, identify the sources that they used most commonly, and rate each source in terms of relevance and convenience (using a 10-point scale, where 10 was the most convenient or most relevant).
