Sentence examples for intensive making from inspiring English sources

Hierarchy becomes complex and intensive, making navigation difficult for user perception.

The optimization process is computationally intensive, making it difficult for a real time implementation.

An example is presented in the following, where three factors related to data: being data intensive, making numerous datasets available, and uploading data efficiently, are shown to be closely related to the core of any course using R to process financial/economic and accounting data toward a specific set of goals.

That process is incredibly energy intensive, making it both expensive and - since most energy has come from fossil fuels - a source of carbon dioxide emissions.

However, they are more computationally intensive, making the evaluation of their performance (using numerous simulations) difficult.

So far, proteomics have been very labor intensive making discovery work in a large number of tumors difficult.

Importantly, CREATE students from a wide range of campuses (public, private, liberal arts, research intensive) made gains in critical thinking and concurrently underwent positive shifts in self-assessed attitudes, abilities, and epistemological beliefs related to science.

Ideally the area should also be capital-intensive, making it harder for rivals to keep up.

In many other ways, the business of winning elections has become more capital-intensive and less labour-intensive, making political donors matter more and political activists less.Another apparent threat to the parties is the growth of interest and pressure groups.

Hence, in spite of a constant and impressive progress in molecular biology techniques and antigen identification and expression [1], [2], vaccine discovery is still labor-intensive, making the approach fastidious, costly and poorly adapted to high-throughput screening.

However, the majority of simulation training is resource-intensive, making its translation into limited-resource settings challenging [ 20, 21].