Such cumbersome rules created an "undue burden" for researchers, says Voss, and even led some, including Voss, to terminate the use of drones in their research.
Many states have such cumbersome procedures, and their needs are so ill-defined, that it can take months or sometimes years for federal money to reach local police, fire and emergency response teams, the analysis found.
The government will dispatch workers to cook meals, workers to bathe elderly family members and nurses to administer injections, although applying for such services can be cumbersome.
Income generation in the family was affected and this further escalated family poverty as explained by a mother of a child with seizure disorder and mental retardation: " "Care responsibilities for such children are very cumbersome; you need to stay with them for a very long time so that you watch over them from morning till evening.
We feel that a randomised controlled trial would be too costly and cumbersome for such a minor difference in dose, but that routine surveillance (clinical audit) would be useful to compare 18 mg/kg and 20 mg/kg as used in different units.
The operation, inaugurated in January 1992, was difficult to implement, notably because the Khmer Rouge refused to disarm and cooperate, the UN machinery for such an innovative mission was cumbersome, and the ruling party in Phnom Penh was unwilling to cede day-to-day political power to the UN.
The large number of parameters that need to be defined and set for such models make them not only cumbersome to use but also require a large computing power.
Methods involving radiolabeled materials have been successfully employed to obtain the kinetic parameters for such substrates (21, 41) but are often cumbersome.
The need for such a service is clear — these programs are cumbersome, transactional, and often offline.
Maunu explains that in casual TV watching, people find wearing the special glasses cumbersome, but would be more likely to don them for such focused events.
