Sentence examples for 1 cumbersome from inspiring English sources

Mechanical scanning is 1) cumbersome in endoscopic systems, which generally results in larger diameter probes, and 2) time-consuming, which can lead to severe motion artifacts in reconstruction of volumetric images in living subjects.

Current standards for the diagnosis of TB using the non-fluorescent Ziehl-Neelsen stain require the screening of upward 100 fields-of-view of ∼180 µm in diameter [21], cumbersome with our system and similarly tedious by eye on a conventional microscope.

Assessment of their effectiveness by analysis of animals' life span, especially when it involves vertebrates [ 15, 16], is cumbersome and time consuming.

Cumbersome 1 "A bit cumbersome".

Fig. 9 The cumbersome structure of a conventional plaster cast compared with a 3D printed cast.

(9+) Big Questions from Little People … Answered by Some Very Big People, edited by Gemma Elwin Harris (Faber, £12.99) The cumbersome title introduces a surprisingly successful way of encouraging children to find out about the world.

As a result, flu vaccines — including experimental versions aimed at A(H5N1) — are cumbersome to produce, and target just one strain.

Although exact, the evaluation of (8) becomes cumbersome as the number of hops increases.

While increasing the number of risk factors generally improves risk stratification, it also makes a risk factor counting tool such as CHA2DS2VASc increasingly cumbersome to use in everyday clinical practice.

Whereas, 60.9% (1023/1681) find the present dose regime cumbersome, 39.1% (657/1681) of the patients prefer the multiple dose regime.

Microbial transcriptomics may yield improved predictions of metabolic processes and enzymatic pathways present in well-defined environmental conditions, but interpretations of such metabolic models are cumbersome [23], [24].