The Mod-MPI for the right heart has traditionally been a slightly more cumbersome measure.
In a clinical context it is cumbersome to measure salt sensitivity.
It more closely matches the criteria for usefulness than other candidate biomarkers such as C-reactive protein, which is rather a nonspecific marker of acute phase inflammation, and proinflammatory cytokines such as plasma IL-6 levels that are highly variable, cumbersome to measure, and lack specificity for systemic infection.
Day-to-day security practices and procedures in businesses and agencies continue to be carried out in the traditional way, and they often are perceived by employees as excessive, cumbersome and unnecessary measures that can be ignored and overlooked when in a rush to meet critical deadlines and finish overdue tasks.
The measuring procedures are cumbersome, and the measurement error is introduced easily in the measurement result.
All of the privacy measures are cumbersome.
It is well known that relative measures are cumbersome when it comes to making comparisons, e.g. between age groups, sexes, countries, or populations [ 25].
Sequentially measuring the exact same tissue location with the exact same pressure for various fiber diameters is not only time consuming, but also makes the current measurement procedure cumbersome and sensitive to measurement artifacts.
For diagnostic purposes, using an individual ELISA to measure more than a few antibodies would be cumbersome, and the measurement of all antibodies described here is impractical.
And before the end of the legislative session this month, lawmakers must also vote on a bill that would simplify the tax code, another meant to streamline the cumbersome bureaucracy and a measure that to allow the Ilva steel plant — a major economic engine for Italy — to stay open while it modernizes to meet environmental standards.
