Sentence examples for destructive slow from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the strengths and weaknesses of each of the methods reviewed we conclude that the direct method (gravimetric method) is accurate and inexpensive but is destructive, slow and time consuming and does not allow replications thereby having limited spatial coverage.

Australia's Michael Hooper is a very effective open-side and will be very destructive in slowing down England's quick ball.

Generally, the methods which enable the measurement of a given substance concentration in a material are slow and destructive.

In epidemiologic studies, costly or destructive laboratory tests or slow case accrual can make it desirable to stop a study early for reasons of efficiency.

The slower, more destructive waves resemble the waves when a Slinky is shaken side to side.

Cholangiocarcinoma is a relatively slow growing, locally destructive, well to poorly differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma arising from malignant transformation of cholangiocytes.

In an attempt to slow the destruction of vines Abir issued orders in 1892 and 1904 which prohibited destructive harvesting methods but these were largely ineffective.

Lava flows form slow-moving but destructive hazards at volcanoes around the world.

Although several water treatment methods are available like chemical precipitation, ion exchange adsorption, filtration and membrane systems, they are slow and non-destructive.

Chordomas are slow-growing, locally destructive neoplasms arising in the cerebrospinal axis from remnants or derivatives of the notochord.

It is within our power to slow or reverse this destructive trend, which threatens our very existence.