Sentence examples for technically convenient from inspiring English sources

Although exponential discounting (7.8) is technically convenient (implying time consistency), experimental evidence suggests that 'hyperbolic discounting' is more plausible; see, e.g., [19], page 1.

Compared with the existing literature, the proposed integrated MIF-based Lagrangian dual method provides a more technically convenient and transparent solution to the optimal reinsurance design.

This method is certainly worth considering for fabrication of nanodevices since it is technically convenient and provides a relatively simple way for realizing non-volatile memory devices, which also offers an effective method to scale down current circuit in future nanoelectronics.

Lesions from BCG infection are the best characterized of any mycobacterial-induced granulomas models, are technically convenient and numerous to isolate, and very recently have been studied with new and intriguing in vivo imaging [17].

These models are technically convenient as RGC axons are easily accessible in the ON as a single population and therapeutic agents may be applied to the RGC somata through intraocular injections.

This method appeared as the faster and technically more convenient of the two.

However, other studies have not corroborated this claim [ 11, 12] and it is technically more convenient to perform the scans before the mother and neonate are discharged home, usually within 48 hours after birth, as was done in this study.

This measuring concept was technically easy and convenient.

It should be underlined that the design and realisation of perfect absorbers with multilayers can be more technically and economically convenient [29].

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

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