Sentence examples for large effort needed from inspiring English sources
In recognition of the large effort needed to extract the various types of scientific information from the complex set of observations a group of institutions and organisations have joined the SMART consortium (SwarmMagnetic andAtmosphericResearchTeam).
The survey of all re-listed bryophytes and lichens would have suffered from the disproportionately large effort needed to record these two species in the same detail.
Currently it is estimated that no more than 40% of births in low-income countries are assisted by properly skilled attendants – highlighting the large effort needed to reach the target of 90% coverage by 2015 [ 7].
Because the disease is relatively rare, large efforts need to be done in order to collect a considerable amount of patient samples.
Analyses of species richness in relation to sampling effort using the Chao index [33] revealed that sampling efforts were adequate for the regenerating forest, but in the stable forest variation between plots were large and a larger sample effort needed.
When a large-scale network of FSMs is considered, the construction of such an observer is prohibitive because of the large computational effort needed.
Complexity is understood as a large computational effort needed to piece together numerous interacting parts exceeding the iterative memory capacity of the human mind.
Only once the feasibility of building the machine has been established will the much larger fundraising effort needed for the actual construction begin.
Essentially my message was that for marketing to continue to be effective in measurable ways, a large portion of effort needed to be redirected to optimizing the mechanisms for reaching and enabling customers, rather than just reinforcing brand recall and directing campaigns.
Furthermore, although prions may be capable of persisting much longer than that which we modeled (half-life>8 yrs) [38], based on the patterns in our simulations, we suspect that this would simply translate to even higher levels of disease prevalence, greater propensities for host declines, and even larger amounts of effort needed for disease control.
Despite the usefulness and broad applicability of the presented approach for model development in systems biology, there are three major limitations worth mentioning here: Scaling up to large-scale models: the corresponding MINLPs might become rather large and therefore the computational effort needed for their solution might become prohibitive.
