Although deterministic relaxation is relatively less computationally intensive compared to stochastic relaxation, a main limitation is that the relaxation process may get trapped in local optimal states more easily.
We observe that although LSC may be the preferred technique for data combination including parameter estimation in geodesy, Kriging is relatively less labour intensive, fast and works fairly well.
Furthermore, farmers allocate their labour time for non-farming activities, notably for the transportation of eucalyptus tree products and other commodities, after planting their farm plots with trees, which is relatively less labour intensive than the annual food crop farming systems.
In fact, the number of sequences, 20 in this benchmark, is far less than the number of sequences for a genome-scale analysis, and pfTools is a relatively less compute-intensive tool, implying the insignificant contribution from relative portions of VM launch as well as postprocessing tasks, compared to the main processing tasks.
By choosing relatively less carbon-intensive goods and energy, consumers and businesses net more money than before.
As a consequence, the sectors remaining in the advanced economies are relatively less labor-intensive, and the average share of labor income is lower".
Even if decellularized allo-/xenogeneic valve replacements are relatively less labor-intensive with regard to standard tissue-engineered heart valves, the costs for their purchase are prohibitive for the healthcare system.
For clinicians, the early recognition of disorders with a relatively good prognosis would warrant less intensive treatment and, as such, a minor burden of side effects.
On the other hand, convective cooling in oil is less intensive due to relatively high viscosity and lower heat capacity.
Other factors relate to the agency's service delivery model: some agencies choose to serve relatively few clients intensively, whereas others choose to serve more clients with less intensive services.
