Sentence examples for cumbersome and error-prone from inspiring English sources

Data manipulation is generally cumbersome and error-prone, and data loss is frequent.

While investors have always liked the idea of harvesting robots, in the past the technology was considered too costly, cumbersome and error-prone to effectively compete with humans.

Because this is such a cumbersome and error-prone activity, the authors used parameter descriptions of the services (inputs-outputs) based on the data types extracted from WSDL descriptions.

Existing verification systems usually rely on users to supply annotations to guide the verification, which can be cumbersome and error-prone by hand and can significantly restrict the usability of the verification system.

When exploring this space, designers must manage the interfaces between different tools and apply, often manually, a sequence of tool-specific transformations making design exploration extremely cumbersome and error-prone.

This conversion process is mostly done by hand and is time-consuming, cumbersome, and error-prone.

However, manual integration of analysis tools can be cumbersome and error prone.

Z-scores have been used to estimate the significance of co-occurrence because P-value calculation is cumbersome and error prone.

This implies that the analysis process becomes cumbersome and possibly error-prone, at least for larger projects or when some of the filtering steps need to be rerun using different parameters.

One reason is that the 24 h collection of urine is cumbersome for the study subject and error-prone, and much more intrusive than the little effort necessary to draw blood.

Back then, Williams was rusty and error-prone.