Sentence examples for laborious selection from inspiring English sources

This allows generation of large numbers of specific T cells, without laborious selection and expansion procedures.

However, plant breeding is currently limited by incremental improvements in quantitative traits that often rely on laborious selection of rare naturally occurring mutations in gene-regulatory regions.

Furthermore, we show that the size range after the second fragmentation step is so narrow that it is possible to skip a laborious size selection in the library preparation procedure.

At the moment, lawyers for both sides are slogging through the laborious jury-selection process for a capital case, a process requiring that hundreds of people be questioned, one at a time, about everything from their home life to their feelings about race, about capital punishment, about mental retardation.

Besides the benefits of increased chromatin yields, the procedure also eliminates a laborious size-selection step.

This method usually requires laborious screening or selection and can take several months.

Traditionally, recombinant HSV vectors have been generated through homologous recombination between the HSV genome and a recombination plasmid, which usually requires laborious screening or selection and can take several months.

However, generation of a mutagenic DNA construct (alternative allele flanked by regions surrounding the gene target) and subsequent mutant selection are laborious procedures.

Countries will want an early decision, but the UN's selection process is laborious.

That was practically a sudden death decision, compared to the laborious hand-wringing in the selection of his predecessors: Paul Tagliabue was chosen after 12 ballots in 1989; and Pete Rozelle had to suffer through 23 ballots in 1960.

The jury selection was a laborious process: Caion's lawyer Danielopol recused writers Nicolae Iorga and Ovid Densusianu, alleging that all Romanian literati had a vested interest to defend plagiarism.