Sentence examples for troublesome procedures from inspiring English sources

It is very simple and fast, needing only mixing of DNA1, DNA2, MITF and DSN enzyme and incubating within 60 min, which is in the homogeneous solution, and not requiring separation and troublesome procedures.

The two different damping ratios make the seismic design of such structures a troublesome procedure since current codes do not provide analysis solutions for such structural systems.

However, the guide structure not only increases the cost of fabrication, but it also requires a troublesome assembly procedure.

However, the currently available materials based mainly on polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) still encounter certain limitations, such as time-consuming polymerization, thermal and chemical necrosis and troublesome revision procedure.

The language barrier may be very troublesome because the procedures are complicated.

The goal of the different reforms is to create tools, which would enable public medical institutions to respond to several troublesome issues: rigid operating procedures and complex organizational arrangements of public hospitals, "de-responsibilization" of decision makers, competition with private institutions.

Rates of N-radical additions to C=C acceptors are slow, so room temperature preparative procedures are troublesome, C-radical rates are just right for rt protocols, and O-radical rates are suitably high, but competition from β-scission (CO2 loss or ketone formation) fiercely competes.

(AP) OTAH HAS SURGERY Carolina right tackle Jeff Otah, who was placed on the physically unable to perform list when he arrived at training camp last week, had arthroscopic surgery on his troublesome left knee, a procedure the Panthers hope he will recover from in time to play in the regular-season opener.

Although these changes can be determined by histological examination of resection specimens, the procedure is troublesome and time-consuming.

The most common reasons for not reporting were "do not want to violate the patient's privacy", "reporting procedure is troublesome", and "not sure whether the diagnosed disease is reportable".

The 3 most common reasons for not reporting answered by the non-reporting doctors were "do not want to violate the patient's privacy" (32.8%), "reporting procedure is troublesome" (31.1%), and "not sure whether the diagnosed disease is reportable" (29.5%).