Sentence examples for cumbersome set-ups from inspiring English sources

Unlike existing wireless lab-on-a-chip devices that have cumbersome set-ups, require high voltages and perform only one microfluidic function, the presented LOF has a compact and flexible structure, works at very low voltage ranges, and can perform several microfluidic operations corresponding to a wirelessly-controlled voltage.

However, massive parallel signature sequencing as well as serial analysis of gene expression require a relatively cumbersome set-up and additional sequence information is required to identify the corresponding transcript.

In the early 1990s a new generation of "application layer" firewalls emerged; though more cumbersome to set up and operate, they performed a more thorough inspection.

This model was cumbersome to set up initially, having a large number of degrees of freedom, but it proved to be capable of predicting a wide variety of experimental data, including: crack density, length and other damage variables; stress/life data, and the effect of specimen size.

Although this technique undoubtedly has a number of advantages, especially in terms of accuracy, it is not easily available to the standard laboratory and may be cumbersome to set up when used as only one of many techniques running in the laboratory.

In 1997, Britain scrapped the cumbersome regulatory structure set up after the 1986 Big Bang.

Meanwhile, Big Pharma is shrugging off its long-held fears of China's rampant counterfeiting and cumbersome bureaucracy and setting up its own labs here.

Cumbersome sets and lengthy running times are verboten.

The studio backdrops will change primarily through projected images and lighting, not cumbersome set pieces.

The current generation of flagship headsets are cumbersome and expensive to set up and run.

But lights are cumbersome and time-consuming to set up, and outside the studio, it can be prohibitively difficult to position them where, ideally, they ought to go.