Sentence examples for are relatively tedious from inspiring English sources

Although average and maximum lifespan estimates of C. elegans are naturally of tremendous importance in ageing research, they are relatively tedious from the ecologist's point of view because of the negligible juvenile and early adulthood mortality of C. elegans.

Unfortunately experimental data on gas diffusion coefficient in heavy oils are relatively scarce due to the tedious nature of diffusivity measurements.

This is a synonym for NetCon.record but obviates the requirement of creating a NetCon using information about the source cell that is relatively more tedious to obtain.

Through re-iterative SNP mapping to finer and finer regions, the gene can be fine-mapped, but this can be a relatively tedious and time-consuming process.

That topic is relatively tame, compared to the frankly tedious rancor about whether his every bat flip threatens to destroy the dignity of our national pastime.

Propagation is relatively easy by division; seed is a slow, tedious way to go.

While the posterior probability is generally tedious to calculate, simulating from it is relatively easy through the use of Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods ([ 15, 16]).

Initially, the organic material to be dated was burned to CO2 in oxygen, whereupon its radioactivity was determined in a relatively tedious process where the 14C activity was estimated from the measurements of β-particles emitted during decay of 14C to 14N.

"So it's tedious, really tedious.

However, in both methods, preparation of competent cells is a time consuming process which requires relatively tedious steps [16].

From a technical point of view, protecting a computer or network against viruses is tedious but relatively simple, however: it involves installing anti-virus software on individual machines and keeping it up to date.