Sentence examples for labour intensive processes from inspiring English sources

Material deposition in the tool is only one of a string of labour intensive processes in the manufacture of a large wind turbine blades and a holistic automated blade manufacturing approach is perhaps required to see the true labour saving benefits.

Extension of NIPD testing to this larger population (approximately 93,000 pregnancies annually in England and Wales [ 21]) is not feasible with the low throughput and labour intensive processes used for testing samples from sensitised women [ 22].

It's a labour intensive process and one which begs the question: if US demand starts to outstrip supply, what does that mean for those in Europe, who also enjoy a fine Cuban cigar?

This is seeing Spotahome undergo the quite labour intensive process of creating audio-visual material (or what might be called virtual tours) for all of the accommodation listed on Erasmusu.

Back then, it was quite a labour intensive process, one that's overlooked in the "Google it" era of the present.

In what he described as a "labour intensive" process, Kelly started pulling data points from his collection of bathroom photos what is mentioned, if it was aggressive, if there was an illustration, if they mentioned a name, and so on.

Thus, although further work on diet composition, feeding intervals and measured food availability may uncover an alternative intermittent feeding regime suitable for flies, it is likely to be a labour intensive process that may not provide any more information about DR than dietary dilution.

Secondly, piggyBac transposition has not been reported in humans and remains a labour intensive process.

However making volumetric measurements is a labour intensive process requiring high resolution MRI and personnel training [ 33].

In situ hybridisation with nematodes is a labour intensive process meaning that it was not feasible to analyse most of the sequences.

Manual delineation of the subfield boundaries is both a time consuming and labour intensive process which limits its widespread applicability in practice.