Sentence examples similar to labor intensive editing from inspiring English sources

Conceptually, there are connections to the labor-intensive editing work of Paul Pfeiffer (who is in "Second Sight"), but Mr. Fast's work here, as in the biennial, is distinctive and impressive.

This show is the most labor-intensive edits that I have experienced my career.

Direct screening of F1's allows editing without introduction of additional mutations, but is more labor intensive, while co-CRISPR/co-conversion allows for identification of editing events while minimizing hands-on screening, but requires outcrossing or meiotic segregation of the marker allele.

"But it is labor intensive.

Maintaining that edge was labor intensive.

"It's very labor intensive," he said.

"It's really labor intensive," she said.

Organic farming is slightly more labor intensive.

The work was labor intensive.

And it's labor intensive.

"It's very labor intensive," she said.