Sentence examples for more cumbersome measures from inspiring English sources

Aerosol releases of biological, chemical, and radioactive weapons are notoriously difficult to control, leading to use of vaccine, if available, and other, more cumbersome measures to protect military personnel.

The Mod-MPI for the right heart has traditionally been a slightly more cumbersome measure.

Measuring tumour volume offers better correlation with histopathology than tumour length; however, volume measurement is more cumbersome.

But those measures make a suit more cumbersome and uncomfortable.

But with more avenues closing off every month, those evasive measures are likely to be ever more cumbersome and expensive.

Mark Risher, the founder of a security consultancy that counts social media companies Pinterest and Tumblr among its clients, said introducing more measures like two-factor authentication would make Twitter more cumbersome to use and potentially slow its user growth - a critical concern for a company that relies on advertising revenues.

Combinatorial approaches, e.g. [ 28- 33], although often more cumbersome and inconclusive (in the case where a region is identified by just some of the measures used), can discover more GEIs and PAIs.

Further, whole-blood mercury concentrations are affected by the hematocrit, and some researchers therefore prefer to measure the mercury concentration in erythrocytes (Sakamoto et al. 2004), although this procedure is more cumbersome.

Regulations are more cumbersome".

In Moscow decision-making was more cumbersome.

Reporters communicate copiously; encryption makes that habit more cumbersome.