Sentence examples for labour intensiveness from inspiring English sources

Visual differentiation of wheat classes suffers from disadvantages such as inconsistency, low throughput, and labour intensiveness.

In contrast to the labour intensiveness of such traditional harvesting, a great variety of machines are available for all the above operations.

Given the scale, labour intensiveness and sheer cost of making his art (he has a roster of dealers around the world: whatever Ai's art is about it is also about money), he must be racked with doubts.

These include completion time, handling difficulties and labour intensiveness.

However, due to labour intensiveness and high costs, the first and the second method are rarely available even in specialized travel clinics.

Although such a strategy has been used 91, it is not common, because of the labour intensiveness, expense, and inability to scale to high throughput.

It reduces "labor intensiveness" because researchers are not forced to play "phone tag" with trial participants.

The former two were extremely limited due to cost, low-throughput, and labor intensiveness.

Interventions vary in their cost, labor intensiveness, applicability, and effectiveness in preventing aflatoxin development.

The DMP development duration is positively related to the labor intensiveness during the development phase and development costs.

Given the labour-intensiveness of the manual search, this could be conducted for only one quarter before the change (October December 2007) and the corresponding quarter in the following year (October December 2008).