Sentence examples for which is laborious from inspiring English sources
Micropatterning techniques involve soft lithography, which is laborious, expensive and restricted to a narrow spectrum of biomaterials.
To vectorize an image, artists often have to hand-trace each stroke using specialized software, such as Adobe Illustrator, which is laborious.
Thus, if one alternative is removed or added, depending on the situation, the whole process for TOPSIS should be redone, which is laborious and time-consuming.
This method eliminates the post-PCR electrophoresis process, which is laborious, and allows high throughput screening suitable for large population screening for prevention and control of thalassemia.
Malaria parasite cloning is traditionally carried out mainly by using the limiting dilution method, which is laborious, imprecise, and unable to distinguish multiply-infected RBCs.
In addition to the advantages of scalable, affordable, and easy to engineer, the clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)/CRISPR-associated protein (Cas) technology is superior for multiplex targeting, which is laborious and inconvenient when achieved by cloning multiple gRNA expressing cassettes.
He described each movement into a tape recorder, which was laborious.
Just as important, this gives exhibitors more flexibility – they are not limited by heavy, expensive physical rolls of film, which are laborious both to use and transport.
"And yet, I am very conscientious of Gucci's heritage and house codes of quality and craftsmanship, which are laborious, slow and decidedly low-tech.
Such inspections are usually optimised manually using empirical measurements and parametric studies which are laborious, time-consuming, and may not result in an optimal approach.
One engineer from Brega, which provides the gas for the plants near Ajdabiya that power Benghazi, says an advance along the coast might force the east to fall back on diesel generators, which are laborious to supply, or take their power from the Egyptian grid for electricity.
