Sentence examples for which could be conveniently from inspiring English sources

Draw tables, which could be conveniently lengthened by pulling out the two leaves concealed under the top, were also introduced.

We designed a safe minimalistic model of GDM management which could be conveniently implemented in resource-constrained settings in developing countries.

The key building blocks ortho-amino aryl acid 1 and 2 were selected as starting materials, and which could be conveniently transferred to the corresponding oxazinone heterocyclic intermediates 3 via a classical heterocyclization reaction [13, 20, 23 25] with simple procedures.

Finally, it has been noted that highly-interacting proteins in higher organisms belong to small gene families [10], which could be conveniently explained by a bias against duplication acting on multi-protein complexes.

During the 15th century on the Continent, smaller tables were made which could be more conveniently moved and, especially, drawn up to the fire.

Because of a glitch in the White House electronic mail system, thousands of messages were not saved in a way in which they could be conveniently searched to comply with subpoenas dealing with campaign fund-raising, Monica S. Lewinsky and other matters.

It was soon found that ether, which could be carried much more conveniently in small bottles, was equally potent.

The combined light funnel/deflector unit can guide the concentrated light onto a centralized solar receiver, which could be considered as an alternative to solar towers, but could be conveniently installed on the ground.

Conveniently, MDCK cells are known to activate certain genes in response to an extracellular protein: hepatocyte growth factor (HGF), which could be used as a diffusing extracellular activator.

Electrospray (ESI) revolutionized biological mass spectrometry because it provided a conventional method by which biologically derived molecules could be conveniently transitioned from the liquid phase (necessary for liquid chromatography) to the gas phase (necessary for mass spectrometry) [ 39].

The main goal of this study was to demonstrate the synthetic feasibility of a triazine-based modular platform, in which the spacer core molecule could be conveniently linked to targeting groups (multimeric or monomeric) and bifunctional chelator labeled with radiometal using either "click chemistry" or standard amidation reactions from an activated NHS ester.