1 slow and not effective -- nieefektywny
cumbersome bureaucracy
Besides being incidental rather than central, such problems are endemic to the cumbersome nature of the material itself.
When using these techniques for sound composition, the composer must also possess skills in physics to even begin; the concepts quickly become cumbersome and misleading.
Indeed, although such a formula is easy to create for a small number of tasks, it can become cumbersome if there are many tasks3.
The "two nonattending physicians" approach, however, is both cumbersome and at odds with professional standards.
However, the major drawback of immunoblot analysis is that the procedure is relatively cumbersome and requires an appropriately equipped laboratory.
This is problematic, as it is cumbersome to teach a phenomenon when the data needs to be prefaced with a caveat.
This approach allows faster initial deployment, but maintenance of the application becomes cumbersome with a growing number of cases.
The chosen topological landmarks must occur frequently enough to specify routes accurately, but not so frequently that the plan becomes cumbersome or complicated.
