Sentence examples for insensitive labor from inspiring English sources
This traditional serological method is insensitive, labor intensive and cumbersome [24].
The methods have been insensitive and labor-intensive.
The most commonly used methods for surgical site infection (SSI) surveillance are labor intensive, susceptible to variability, and relatively insensitive to SSI after hospital discharge (1 – 17 ).
"Is that racially insensitive?
Many suffer from being insensitive, time consuming, labor intensive, result in incomplete coverage and give no or little information on reaction kinetics.
The 1992 event -- monumentally insensitive to matters like the use of slave labor in both the development and manufacture of V-2's, with deaths in the thousands, as well as the havoc the rockets wrought -- stirred protests in Germany and abroad and was ultimately canceled.
Traditional methods to detect and differentiate influenza virus subtypes are either time-consuming and labor-intensive (culture-based) or remarkably insensitive (antibody-based).
Although two-dimensional gel electrophoresis has been the primary technique in conventional proteomic analysis, it is relatively insensitive to proteins of low abundance and below 10 kDa in mass, is labor intensive, and has low throughput.
"Incredibly insensitive".
It is astoundingly insensitive.
