Your best convenience

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You can change the setting any time to your best convenience.

Instead, it allows combining e-learning and face-to-face lectures at the best convenience of the students.

It was explained to them that they could combine the technology-enhanced learning course with the face-to-face lectures at their best convenience.

The patients were asked to perform the observed action with their paretic upper limb at their best convenience, as many times as they could.

The present study compared a traditional face-to-face course on theoretical radiological science with a technology-enhanced learning course where students could combine face-to-face lectures and online modules at their best convenience.

The study compared students' attitudes and opinions towards a traditional face-to-face course on theoretical radiological science and a TEL course where students could combine face-to-face lectures and e-learning modules at their best convenience.

Subjects were then asked to perform limb movements (at their best convenience) for 2 minutes according to a standard sequence, simulating those performed by the EG, in what refers to shoulder and elbow joint mobilization.

As a consequence, the use of technology-enhanced learning as adopted in the present study gives a good view to allowing every individual student choosing relevant bits from e-learning and traditional face-to-face lectures and combining them to his best convenience.

When I was in China this March, one of the best conveniences was to ride around town on Uber.

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Try your best to keep the washing under 15 minutes, for convenience of the driver.