Sentence examples for becomes more tedious from inspiring English sources
However, when the item bank is very large, the number of item combinations increases exponentially and item selection becomes more tedious.
However, the underlying mathematical analysis becomes more tedious and hinges the reader into the understanding of the major ideas and intuition behind the repeated user interactions.
Traditional techniques based on the item response theory (IRT) have been used to automate this task, but they require model parameters to be determined a priori for each item and their application becomes more tedious with larger item banks.
Furthermore, a large item bank is indispensable to a test, but when a CAT system has a large item bank, the test item selection of IRT becomes more tedious.
Because virtual machines (VM) are running in a layer independent of their host, it becomes more tedious to detect direct and indirect interactions between tasks happening inside a VM, on the host, inside a container, or even on nested or parallel VMs.
She complained of headaches; the job had become more tedious; the boss was insufferable.
Due to complete lack of genomic and mapping resources, the MHC studies for the giant pandas become more tedious and difficult.
As an important part of cyber-physical systems, the digital logic system's complexity are rapidly increasing, and its design flows become more and more tedious.
Web sites are tedious, programs are irritatingly displayed, real estate becomes more valuable than in the OC — it's a real pisser that I have a hard time accepting.
Product extraction from cells is generally detrimental in terms of yields and costs, but in this case it is particularly tedious, as the cell wall of oleaginous yeasts becomes more and more difficult to break while cells are accumulating FA.
On the plus side, the liveblog is tedious – made up of nothing but bald fact and extraneous exclamation marks – but it's only a matter of time before artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated and starts covering more subjects.
