Sentence examples for cumbersome handling from inspiring English sources

This method suffers from many drawbacks such as the cumbersome handling of liquid bromine and the generation of the substantial amounts of methyl bromide as by-product.

Although the addition of jugular venous oxygen saturation monitoring could provide some insight into the global 'oxygenation' of the brain, this technique was not routinely applied because of its cumbersome handling and poor quality data [ 27], despite its convincing scientific background.

It was observed that skilled users might perceive some relief from cumbersome mouse handling behaviors during typing.

Handling a jet injector may be more cumbersome than handling a conventional insulin pen.

They had left untouched twenty-odd bags containing $29,000 in coin because they were too cumbersome to handle.

For a reasonably design estimate of low-velocity impact behavior of a single lap joint, the nondimensional analysis presented is considerably less cumbersome to handle.

For example, pharmaceutical codes (such as Universal Product Numbers in the United States or Japanese Article Numbers for pharmaceuticals in Japan) by product may be cumbersome to handle, and one may wish to categorize them into larger groups of pharmaceutically equivalent products (according to their generic name).

Cloth diapers are more cumbersome to handle and as the plastic pants are in direct contact with the urine they need to either be reused after being dried off with paper towels or hand washed as a new pair is used.

Handling slow, cumbersome Marines against fast, deadly Genestealers proved to be intense sessions of panic and fear for the game's critics.

Other investments include E-Center in Krakow, which provides a home, hardware and technical support for Web site operators, and Interactive Medicine, an online service for dentists to handle cumbersome bookkeeping and to manage orders for drugs and equipment.

Also, the flow cytometers currently available are relatively expensive, cumbersome (difficult to handle because of their size and weight), and need trained personnel.