Sentence examples for time consuming present from inspiring English sources

However, because phenotyping of individual knockout lines is expensive and time consuming present screens are aimed at uncovering phenotypes with high penetrance and expressivity and are likely to miss susceptibility phenotypes that require sensitized screening.

Methods employing a whole genome shotgun approach are costly both in dollars and time (although the data can be obtained relatively quickly, processing the data is quite time consuming at present).

We have used this approach in a previous study of C 60 He n + [27] but given the importance of the molecular orientation this approach would be prohibitively time consuming in the present case.

An exhaustive review of the literature and research available on similar topics will save you from time consuming revisions before presenting your work.

Unlike existing contributions, which are (i) limited to imperfections that are proportional to current deformations, (ii) address small to moderate initial imperfections only, and/or (iii) require advanced and time consuming numerical methods, the present approach is based on analytical solution and takes into account large initial imperfections.

This is a potentially time consuming overhead which could present a challenge if the CIDA was used independently by patients.

Several described training as boring or as too time consuming, both of which presented obstacles: I don't want to keep doing exercises to have a knee that is OK.

Because the data acquisition and analysis are not time consuming the results potentially could present a helpful criterion for indication of anticonvulsant treatment which might be useful for clinical decision in alcohol dependent patients.

13– 17 Many of the diagnostic tests available at present are time consuming and require trained personnel to perform them.

Several techniques for speeding up the time consuming projection process are also presented.

Learning such languages is time consuming at best, and often presents an insurmountable hurdle for the biologist.