Sentence examples for more cumbersome data from inspiring English sources

We argue in line with Pope et al. [ 47] that since qualitative studies are not designed to be representative in terms of statistical generability, they may gain little from expanding sample size except a more cumbersome data set.

Images are at the outset not searchable, and therefore more cumbersome to use than electronic data represented as text and numbers.

While the United States can still rely on an agreement on mutual legal assistance to seek data, it makes the process of gathering the information more cumbersome.

This opportunity is amplified on the mobile device where it is significantly more cumbersome to enter your credit card data.

If it becomes more cumbersome to gather this kind of data, no competitor might ever amass an index of psychographic profiles and social graphs able to rival Facebook's.

However, when the entire spectrum of bacteremia is studied, the use of these data sources is more cumbersome, with the main challenge being distinction of the individual episodes.

This heightened protection makes it a bit more cumbersome for researchers to access individual-level data, but it also presents an opportunity to increase the utility of the data by linking it to certain clinical variables and other phenotypic information.

But that could make the process of gathering the information more cumbersome.

Low compliance rates suggest that clinicians are not convinced or are not aware that available data support adopting this more cumbersome, time-consuming, and relatively more expensive technique.

Although the distribution of MTT-positive and -negative organoids could be easily inspected by light microscopy, generation of quantitative data proved to be more cumbersome.

Data transfer might be a bit more cumbersome, too, since the organizer cannot hot sync while the Wireless Link is active.