Sentence examples similar to unwieldy research from inspiring English sources

INNOCENT observers might imagine that Britain's academics would be delighted to bid farewell to the unwieldy system for funding research that they have struggled with for two decades.

Nevertheless, the PASI can be too unwieldy to use outside of research settings, which has led to attempts to simplify the index for clinical use.

Concerns about unwieldy and potentially unsafe clinical research protocols began to mount in the United States.

However, the problem of parameter selection makes them unwieldy for use outside of the research community.

Sure, they're fine for jumping to the dozen or so sites you visit on a daily basis, but they quickly become unwieldy whenever they're used for research purposes.

We lived it for many decades before excessive greed and the research settlement brought us our current unwieldy reality.

This can seem justifiable why shouldn't the government support nascent green industries or biotech research labs?—but it has led to the unwieldy and often irrational system that exists today, where the government plays the market's role.

Clinical severity scores such as acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE) II and sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA) scores have been validated for mortality risk stratification, but are unwieldy and tend to be used more for audit and research than clinical decision making in sepsis.

Malcolm Grimston, a senior research fellow at Imperial College London, said the current system was unwieldy and the change would be a better use of money.

But current regulations have become so stringent and unwieldy that the ethics oversight system often impedes the kind of careful research we should be promoting.

Moving slowly, thanks to unwieldy bureaucracy, but steadily, a group of global experts has spent more than two years researching and documenting the monument.