And the charging routine is a real inconvenience: remove the key from the ignition; unlock the seat and remove it entirely to reach the charging port; insert the key back in the ignition and turn to the charging position; push and hold the start button until the display lights up again.
Conversely, gatekeepers were considered more likely to refer when trial interventions could be carried out in a manner consistent with routine practice, meaning minimal inconvenience to participants and fewer demands upon the time of clinical staff involved.
These results could be explained by the fact that hypertensives often had to make a trade-off between invisible short-term benefits from prevention and obvious inconvenience from routine check-ups (such as time consumed, difficulties in changing health behaviour, side effects of drugs, feelings of being ill when taking lifelong drugs).
We may demand more daily inconveniences, more routine abrogations of our rights.
The summarized information may assist to save individual's money and inconvenience of repeating routine medical tests.
"We realise that for some people it may cause some inconvenience to their routine but we have worked exceptionally hard to try and minimise that disruption".
It was inconvenient, but mostly a welcome inconvenience, a holiday from the routine.
One evening, I particular, I went to the gym 40 minutes in advance for a Zumba class and while waiting I kept thinking, 'Why isn't my university just allowing for advanced class reservations?' Ultimately, these inconveniences interrupted my routine; I stopped going to the gym.
In addition to this we are paying £3 per day for a launderette and suffering the inconvenience of the daily routine.
The last time she laid eyes on him, Slahi was on his way to the police station for questioning, an inconvenience that had become somewhat routine back then, in November 2001.
