Sentence examples for be laborious to from inspiring English sources
Richard Shiff says in the current Tate catalogue that Riley's work "can be laborious to write about".
Random mutagenesis and phenotype screening provide a powerful method for dissecting microbial functions, but their results can be laborious to analyze experimentally.
In C. thermocellum, a replicating allelic exchange vector was also adopted to delete targeted genes because the current transformation efficiency does not meet the requirement for genetic manipulation; therefore this method should be laborious to screen for double-crossover integration events [37].
These can be laborious to maintain and difficult to analyze without specialized reagents and equipment.
In addition, due to the heterozygous nature of many industrial strains, for some complex phenotypes that are difficult to measure, it can be laborious to identify a haploid descendant that exactly recapitulates the parental phenotype.
Unlike TALENs, which can be laborious to synthesize, the recently developed CRISPR/Cas system requires only single-step cloning of inexpensive oligonucleotides that are directed against the target DNA sequence.
Secosteroidal hybrid molecules combining vitamin D receptor (VDR) agonism with HDACi displayed enhanced efficacy but are laborious to synthesize.
It's laborious to plot out things; when you get that idea you tend to rush ahead too rapidly and you force the ending.
F1000Research's 'living figures' — interactive charts introduced in 2014 that could be continually updated with new data — were laborious to produce and unscaleable, says senior publishing editor Thomas Ingraham.
In such systems, it is laborious to reach multiple steady states and capillary forces are significant so that classical unsteady-state techniques do not apply.
