This continuous spectrophotometric assay is less cumbersome than the fixed time point assay used to monitor sulfite formation with thiosulfate as the donor.
Old-school regulations — the kinds written by lawmakers and bureaucrats — are too cumbersome to keep up with technology and too "dumb" to monitor algorithms in a timely way.
Electromyography tracings are cumbersome, but airway pressures and flows can be used to monitor patient efforts and identify 'autotriggering', premature cycling, or ineffective triggering [ 105].
Limited-user interfaces are another contributing factor to IoT devices being overlooked, Singh believes, referring to non-present or "cumbersome access methods like using a web browser or app" to monitor each device.
At one point, to monitor my sleep at home, doctors lent me a cumbersome wristband, the size of a matchbox.
"All the beeping monitors in the patient's hospital room crank out massive amounts of information, presented in too cumbersome a way for nurses and doctors on site to deal with quickly," writes Jasu Hu, at Politico Telemedicine provides a way to monitor and digest data streams, looking for signs of trouble.
The degree to which the monitor was cumbersome to wear ranged from a mean of 3.0 to 3.8, depending on the location.
If you don't have a heart-rate monitor: It's possible, albeit cumbersome, to train by heart rate without one.
The only exceptions were that the extent to which the monitor was straightforward to use increased to 8.4 (p = 0.06), and it was rated slightly more embarrassing (mean 1.7 to 2.2, p = 0.04) and slightly more cumbersome to wear at work (mean 3.1to3.8.8, p = 0.06) during the second monitoring session.
However, CCs are cumbersome to construct.
