Their use in research is primarily limited by the need to separate confidential patient information from clinical annotations, a process that is resource-intensive when performed manually.
However, follow-up activities for cell-based screens are often more complicated and resource intensive when compared to biochemical screens.
The parabola fitting in Equation 9 contains a division, which is resource intensive when implemented in hardware.
Particularly for difficult targets, such as membrane proteins and large protein complexes, the path from protein purification to initial crystallization hits and finally to large, well diffracting crystals may prove prohibitively resource-intensive.
In some cases, America's comprehensive security posture has proved too resource-intensive for many nations to mimic, even on a smaller scale.
Although this approach is accurate it is also resource-intensive, particularly when the geographic area of interest is large.
Site-saturation mutagenesis thus proved faster, less resource-intensive and more effective than DNA shuffling for this particular evolutionary pathway.
However, these techniques are still prohibitively costly, resource-intensive and inefficient when assessing large numbers of samples.
Using potentially resource-intensive methods, particularly when combining methods, has implications for project costs, and subsequently the overall cost effectiveness of an intervention.
The RTI is a very comprehensive and throrough tool and as such, it might prove to be too resource-intensive for smaller organisations to implement.
More pronounced results will begin to show when running resource-intensive programs or while using several apps at once.
