His unwieldy methods have endangered lives and tossed the Middle East into uncertainty, but his stamp on history and the future of media cannot be denied.
When data from many tests and thousands of test takers are involved, data files may become too large and unwieldy for this method to be used.
This method is unwieldy and could only be applied to small area and not applicable to degraded forest and threatened forest species (Montès et al. 2000).
This method becomes unwieldy and subjective in many practical applications where there are several fluorescing species contributing to the bulk fluorescence signal, and even more so in the case of multispectral FLIM.
As mentioned above, the super binary vectors are large and require an unwieldy in vivo homologous recombination method to assemble the constructs.
Then comes Planned Parenthood's general information page about birth control methods — it's unwieldy and text-heavy, putting the burden on the reader to click through every page from top to bottom, or to know exactly what they're looking for.
Even data from a single individual may be unwieldy with certain high-data-density methods (e.g., whole genome sequencing) producing Big Data, or by the ever-increasing temporal or spatial resolution (e.g., as in magnetic resonance imaging) of acquisition devices.
According to the dominant approach at the time, whenever a program was needed, one would be written from scratch, a method that tended to produce unwieldy and bug-ridden software.
Teasing out the nature of the relationships is made far more difficult, if not impossible, if the experimental design of the studies is flawed or too limited for the desired inferences, and/or if the observational methods are inappropriate or too unwieldy to obtain the necessary data validly.
