Sentence examples for more expensive techniques from inspiring English sources

Now, Roundup-resistant weeds like horseweed and giant ragweed are forcing farmers to go back to more expensive techniques that they had long ago abandoned.

And this sort of mutual trust, with its give-and-take and allowance for common error, cannot be supplanted by the ever more expensive techniques of arms-length supervision: audits, codes and performance league-tables.

Researchers have successfully applied search-based techniques (SBTs) by automating the search for an optimal set of test cases at reasonable cost compared to other more expensive techniques.

This growth strategy represents a reasonable alternative for Pt-octaethyl molecules deposition to longer and more expensive techniques in many applications and could be probably extended to other porphyrins and porphyrinic compounds.

Both the results indicate that the inexpensive solution processing of BHJ cells imposes no inherent limitation on the performance/variability and the ultimate efficiency of such solution-processed films should compare favorably to the other ordered OPV cells fabricated by more expensive techniques.

More expensive techniques were required to separate mother and infant tissue and we were unable to pursue this in our study.

Other states require the more expensive technique of presenting a "trial within a trial" to convince the jury a lawyer screwed up.

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.

By the late 1970s, he had told his followers that they should practice more advanced, and more expensive, meditation techniques that took about two hours a day and could result in superhuman powers — the strength of an elephant and the ability to levitate.

Critics say that Singapore needs to shift faster from building cheap but resource-intensive concrete structures towards more expensive construction techniques that use, say, more steel and glass.Relying as it does on low-wage, low-skilled migrant workers from South Asia, Singapore's construction industry is not yet ready for such a high-tech transformation.

Laser-ion acceleration has recently gained a great interest as an alternative to conventional and more expensive acceleration techniques.