Sentence examples for a labor intensive method from inspiring English sources

If it takes a labor intensive method, a labor of love, to recruit and track and support each survivor through this program, then what do we achieve by trying to design for scale?

Although the OPKA has been known as a labor intensive method, OPKA methods have been evolving rapidly and is now capable of evaluating multiple serotypes for many samples with only small amounts of sera [ 16, 28- 31].

One is a labor-intensive method – say, armies of scribes equipped only with quill pens.

Caillebotte went about making such pictures in the orthodox academic way, which was also an engineer's way, with the aid of preliminary drawings and oil sketches, a labor-intensive method that the artists who would come to be called Impressionists were leaving behind in favor of spontaneity.

Calculation of MI is a labor-intensive method based on subjective manual classification of nuclei into cell cycle stages and has been shown to have a low reproducibility (7, 8).

First, it is a labor-intensive method to identify the genes responsible for the mutant phenotype because it requires phenotype rescue by introducing a cDNA library into the mutant clones, the identification of rescued cells, and the identification of responsible cDNAs from the rescued cells.

Small square bales can be dropped directly on the ground, but this is a very labor intensive method as the bales have to be picked up manually.

Although the addition of isotopically-labeled internal standards to compensate for matrix effects are often considered a lengthy and labor intensive method [28, 56].

Identification of bacteria as performed in this work is a costly and labor intensive method that is not applicable in routine analyses.

Combination of CT scan with angiography has been found to increase the diagnostic specificity in some patients with pulmonary mold infections [ 24, 25]; however, this more labor intensive method has not yet become widely applied and is therefore not included into current clinical practice guidelines.

But what's very different with the re-birth of the old mine is that it's occurring in a new South Africa, using new and highly mechanized technology rather than the labor intensive methods of the past which saw tens of thousands of workers in a single mine, often with deadly results.