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We recognize that the potential for greater efficiency to be realized through an integrated approach to supporting CHWs, building trust between health systems and communities and creating positive spillovers for public health through strategic cooperation must be balanced against the labour-intensive practice of developing and sustaining good partnership practices.
HAART provision is a labour intensive exercise.
Other disadvantages include extra fat pad that can obscure the joint and the more labour intensive husbandry practices required for animal handling (Wolfensohn & Lloyd 2003) and the acquisition of animals from an agricultural background instead of bred for purpose, meaning their health status and genetic background will be less uniform.
Typical instances for pastoralists include those of High Nature Value (HNV) areas, which mainly consist of semi-natural grasslands and are managed under farming systems characterised by low stocking densities, low levels of agro-chemical inputs and often labour intensive management practices such as shepherding.
Producing the sheets manually through employing a practice nurse for the task proved to be too time consuming and labour intensive for daily clinical practice.
High WTA for terracing reflects the unwillingness to carry out the practice because it is labour intensive and requires high skills to map and mark terraces along the slope land which is not favourable especially to female farmers.
It is, however, not widely used in clinical practice, as it is labour intensive and technically challenging[ 34 ].
Manual delineation of the subfield boundaries is both a time consuming and labour intensive process which limits its widespread applicability in practice.
Akhavan [ 26] and Farley et al. [ 35] suggested that while healthcare providers recognised the merit of using an interpreting service, the practice of using interpreters was labour intensive and time consuming.
Volumetric assessment of CT may be superior to the modified RECIST (Guntulu et al, 2010), but both methods are labour intensive and probably not of universal applicability to clinical practice.
Evaluation of the project indicated that although the project was challenging and labour intensive students felt they learned important skills for their future practice.
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