Sentence examples for more labour intensive methods from inspiring English sources

Pre-warning letters are simple to administer and relatively low cost compared with more labour intensive methods to increase response rates, such as telephone reminders or face-to-face visits.

Thus, we have also used a simpler, but more labour intensive method, of carrying out the entire analysis at the probeset level, and relying on visualization and manual curation of the results in order to distinguish splicing and expression differences between samples.

It was the blatancy of these acts that enraged Muscovites and drove them on to the streets.This time, Mr Navalny says, the Kremlin used more labour-intensive methods.

We estimated that the use of the microarray would save 2 3 hours compared to routine methods, but it is more labour intensive.

However culturing seaweed in an European offshore environment will require the development of more mechanised technologies for outplanting and harvest than the labour intensive methods on which the large-scale culture in Asia currently depends.

The specific and quantitative adsorption profiles observed with the ELISA method were in agreement with earlier work where more labour intensive enzyme assay techniques were used.

Visual rating of atrophy has shown to be a quick and reproducible method to assess the degree of atrophy in a clinical setting, compared to more labour intensive techniques like volumetric analysis.

"I acknowledge that free-range farming is more labour intensive," she says.

Thus, the key to reducing prophylactic insecticide applications may lie with improved, less labour intensive methods of pollen beetle monitoring.

Wet rice is more productive and more labour intensive: it supports as well as requires higher populations.

However, due to the inherent difficulty of measuring SGD accurately, its quantification at any particular location is a relatively slow process often involving multiple labour intensive methods.