Sentence examples for to be laborious from inspiring English sources

It is merely the first step in a transitional period that is bound to be laborious, uncomfortable and long.

After no server access for the first 10 days, semi consistent multiplayer races have finally been possible this week, but the process continues to be laborious (just seven races in one hour is our best performance to date) and connection success rate in our experience has only improved to around 50%.

Sundaresan says accessing and analyzing the company's data used to be laborious.

However, these methods have proven to be laborious and sometimes unsatisfactory for serial sectioning.

However, existing methods for huMC culture tend to be laborious and expensive.

While the determination of freely dissolved concentrations has long been known to be laborious, SPME is suitable to distinguish freely dissolved and total concentrations and seems to be useful for various environmental and (eco toxicological investigations [17].

In addition, due to the heterozygous nature of many industrial strains, for some complex phenotypes that are difficult to measure, it can be laborious to identify a haploid descendant that exactly recapitulates the parental phenotype.

These can be laborious to maintain and difficult to analyze without specialized reagents and equipment.

Richard Shiff says in the current Tate catalogue that Riley's work "can be laborious to write about".

Random mutagenesis and phenotype screening provide a powerful method for dissecting microbial functions, but their results can be laborious to analyze experimentally.

Interpreting the sequences, to confirm clone identity, can be laborious when dealing with large numbers of clones.