Sentence examples for a rather laborious from inspiring English sources
It was," she says, laughing, "a rather laborious way of experimenting with a technique in which the sound is verbatim, but the images are constructed.
That story about the pig's head is a case in point, as is a rather laborious chapter about the 18-year-old Cameron's odd encounter with the KGB while travelling the Trans-Siberian Express. Trans-Siberian Express
However, the prerequisite for surgical castration of rats makes it a rather laborious test for chemical screening.
Performing the PEEP wave maneuver and its analysis "by hand," as we did in our present study, is a rather laborious and error-prone task.
This is a rather laborious process (as we also included blank incubated controls in all experiments), but it does allow us to be confident that each sample is quantitatively assayed.
Previously, you had to go through a series of rather laborious clicks to reach an article, and even more to get back to the main menu of articles to pick a new one.
For example, the IPD meta-analysis project of Altman et al.[ 17] was a ' long, expensive, and rather laborious process'.
Altman et al concluded that the IPD approach is possible, although it can be a 'long, expensive, and rather laborious process'.
This method is rather laborious and such an approach may not uncover all active shRNAs in a library.
Also a test comprising four plates was considered rather laborious, so in several countries one-plate alternatives were introduced [ 12– 12].
