However, hormone incorporation is inconvenient and laborious in addition to creates waste to the environment and reducing the survival rate of fish larvae (Valentim-Zabott et al. 2008).
Often, it is overly interpreted and laborious in performance.
1r set as reference, * Significant association at 95% confidence level, ** adjusted for all significant variables and CRP status In order to appraise the relationship between maternal workload and zinc status, the most common and laborious activities in the community were identified and the mean number of the activities in the preceding week of the survey were quantified.
In fact, in its early years the actual presence of practical and laborious people in the museum's halls was not always encouraged by the trustees: it did not open on Sundays, the only day that most working people could actually visit, until more than a decade after it began operating.
Animal ethics applications can be very tedious, time-consuming, and laborious and, in the era of 'publish or perish', can appear to be futile or a waste of time.
Until now, 2501 serotypes have been described [ 8]; which turns Salmonella classification into a complex and laborious process in the clinical laboratory; therefore, several PCR based methods have recently been developed, and were reported to be a simple, highly sensitive, fast and reliable alternative when compared to traditional clinical laboratory methods [ 9, 10].
He write in his own hand even though it is laborious; in the long run it pays.
Such strategy is costly and laborious despite the advances in high-throughput manipulation of large clones in bacteria.
The use of SAGE had been until recently limited by the sequencing cost and laborious steps inherent in the cloning procedure.
Measuring these low rates was a daunting and laborious task that in the end required hundreds of liters of media and the screening of hundreds of thousands of colonies.
