Sentence examples for a less labour intensive from inspiring English sources

Microarrays are a less labour intensive alternative to NGS and are likely to remain popular in research laboratories especially for those without extensive bioinformatic support.

The use of patient-reported questionnaires to collect information on costs associated with routine healthcare services, such as chiropractic, represents a less labour intensive alternative to retrieving these data from patient files.

While the lab costs for a genomic may study still supersede the lab costs for traditional conservation genetics, a less labour intensive sampling may cut the costs of the conservation project on the nonlab part of the project.

For a less labour-intensive version, I sometimes replace the béchamel with crème fraîche.

The Ocampo loggers' sawmill is old, yet they are loth to upgrade it for a less labour-intensive model.

Looking at the number of FTEs shown in the results above will lead to a less labour-intensive handling of XDS instead of the CD upload, since the disc operator is no longer needed.

PCR methods offer a less labour-intensive approach than culture, rapid turnaround time, and are amenable to automation.

Such approaches are unsuitable for large-scale investigations, which demand a less labour-intensive and more objective focus.

Therefore, during the validation of the asthma and the COPD guideline we chose for a less labour-intensive method by asking GPs to comment by mail.

Strategies to keep experienced emergency physicians in their 'battlefields' for example, by developing a less labour-intensive subspecialty (eg, disaster preparedness)—should be emphasised.

As noted by Lindfors et al. [ 31], the cost effectiveness of CAD is heavily dependent of the cost of CAD technology and implementation of CAD in a digital mammography setting should be a much less labour intensive process and likely to increase its cost effectiveness.