Sentence examples for whichever is more convenient from inspiring English sources

You can use either one, whichever is more convenient.

Google TV will be pulling its shows from the your cable or from web sources, whichever is more convenient.

However, throughout this paper, we may use channel thresholds and power levels interchangeably, depending on whichever is more convenient in the given context.

In essence, one can derive the same information from θ and γ about the beta-binomial distribution, so it is beneficial to know both and employ whichever is more convenient for computation.

The broccoli can be fresh or frozen, whichever is more convenient for you.

Oatmeal helps calm irritated skin, and is a proven remedy for redness caused by such things as poison oak and chickenpox.[2] Use edible oatmeal or store-bought oatmeal baths — whichever is more convenient.

We screened all consecutive adult patients (≥16 years) who received general anesthesia from 14 to 18 September 2015 or from 9 to 13 November 2015 at the participating hospitals (each participating hospital could choose whichever was more convenient).

SSB were delivered weekly to the participants' home or collected from Deakin University, whichever was more convenient.

Interviews were completed at KMAC or PHRU, whichever was more convenient for individual participants.

At baseline, the RA obtains permission to meet with the family during a routine clinic visit or at another more convenient location such as the family home, whichever is more amenable to the family.

Choose whichever is more comfortable for you.