Together, coal and the New World allowed Europe to grow along resource-intensive, labor-saving paths.
The net tax burden on the economy would be unchanged, but the shift in relative price signals would nudge investment from resource-intensive enterprises toward labor-intensive ones.
Although some of these methods provide highly accurate real-time estimates on travel speeds and times, they typically require installation of physical equipment (e.g. magnetic loop detectors) which makes them resource-intensive, or they are labor-intensive (surveys).
And because the implementation phase is labor- and resource-intensive, public-interest groups, including consumer and investor advocates, will be outmatched by the financial lobby.
Research Question: How do we develop an effective vaccine strategy that is NOT time-, labor-, oresource-intensiveve?
Summary: A drawback of dendritic cell-based vaccination is that the process of harvesting, culturing, and loading dendritic cells with antigens is time-, landresource-intensiventensive.
Briefly, several labor- and resource-intensive techniques with supposed benefits for formalin- or Bouin's-fixed specimens appear to be, at best, a waste of time and energy.
Like these, connecting lives of a cell can be labor- and resource-intensive.
As is the case with many valuable projects, this was a labor- and resource-intensive effort.
However, this approach is labor- and resource-intensive, and sample sizes are limited.
Medical record abstraction per hospitalization was labor- and resource-intensive and is not feasible for most health departments.
