Príklady laborious

• Direct measurements are laborious and costly, and are usually only possible over a limited time span and number of sites.

• Furthermore, scoring similarity rating questionnaires is less laborious for experimenters than is the compilation of correct and incorrect responses given by participants in translation elicitation.

• Prosperity came from careful and laborious husbandry and was a sign of virtue: poverty was its opposite.

• Manually adding best-fit curves to data plots can be laborious and prone to error.

• Owing to the complex configurations of these chromosomes, this was a laborious procedure, and is subject to error.

• Breeding for perennial species is a time-consuming, laborious task, and the release of suitable cultivars is still perhaps 25 years away.

• Reasons for this include the long generation time, the large space requirements and the laborious handling required to maintain and breed the mice.

• In the other localities no bands were used, and the collections were made by a laborious searching of the trunks.

• However, the maintenance of this animal model is laborious, expensive and requires special equipment.

• Current methods for screening for hantavirus antibodies in rodent populations are laborious, combining sampling in the field and subsequent analyses in the laboratory.

• The bibliographic information on the majority of primary texts is hidden away in footnotes, which makes locating it somewhat laborious.

• We were threatening to take the bread away, and so, we felt that we had to give a "laborious" proof to persuade them.

• Their work has been manual and laborious, but arguably represents the most comprehensive example of ontology mapping today.

• These procedures can be relatively effective, but also laborious and expensive, and are therefore usually conducted once a year.

• These conflicts proved to be stumbling blocks in the laborious road to a cross-border tariffication system compatible with the internal market concept.