Sentence examples for more laborious manipulation from inspiring English sources

Traditional methods, based on bulk culture to obtain such quantification, have the limitations of higher cost/volume of reagents, non-amendable to small size of population and more laborious manipulation.

This approach has the potential to replace culture-based, single cell, and flow cytometry-based genomics methods, which are costlier and more laborious due to the requirement for cell manipulation.

However, they appear to be more laborious with respect to the in vitro manipulations required for regeneration (establishment of embryogenic callus and embryos selection, maturation and regeneration) [ 6].

Another option is a little more laborious.

Sgt Pepper was a much more laborious process.

It's more laborious than you'd expect.

Manual eradication is far more laborious than spraying.

During the summer, the descent is far more laborious.

Typing is a rather more laborious process than usual.

More worrying, the journey to that point has come to feel more laborious with each book.

Trilogy is not an ideal title, suggesting a more laborious endeavour than in practice it is.