Con-Dis is remarkably faster and easier to use than a multi-parameter RAI index - which is seen as too laborious for the monitoring of daily well-being [ 22] - and could therefore be used as a monitoring device for the elderly and handicapped.
Prospective monitoring is laborious, costly and complex and can also be affected by issues such as inclusion criteria or data sources [23, 24].
And countries applying to have such low-emissions areas off their coasts have to show that their shore-based industries, too, are reducing their emissions — all highly laborious stuff involving regulation and much monitoring of shore-based industry emissions, explained Arthur Bowring, managing director of the Hong Kong Shipowners Association, one of the largest associations of its kind.
Traditional identification models relied excessively on monitoring data, and are laborious and data intensive (Cheng and Jia 2010).
In some cases, controlled image-capturing conditions can make the fieldwork more laborious which incurs in significant costs for monitoring campaigns considering large areas.
Time was when monitoring a suspected dead-letter box involved laborious work by humans.
The latter showed less morbidity, and fewer ventilator and ICU days of mechanically ventilated patients monitored with the help of the relatively laborious thermal-dye EVLW measurements (Edwards technology) than those managed with help of a pulmonary artery catheter and repeated pulmonary capillary wedge pressure measurements.
The monitoring tools described to date rapidly evolve from laborious, off-line and at-line monitoring to online monitoring, at a time-scale that enables researchers to solve these bioprocessing problems as they occur.
With its gamified solution to child health monitoring, Aeris has the potential to mitigate the laborious process of keeping track of a child's asthmatic symptoms.
However, most studies so far have been performed from tissue which is laborious and not quantitative und therefore not applicable for progression monitoring.
