The phrase "a further bottleneck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional obstacles or delays in a process or system.
Example: "The recent changes in regulations have created a further bottleneck in our production timeline."
Alternatives: "an additional obstacle" or "a new hindrance".
A possible further bottleneck is the amount of the fatty acid modifying enzyme in the transgenic plants.
The long fade-out sees what Schaffner termed the "pseudo-symphonic tension" burst into a frenzy of brass and tympani, further bottleneck soloing, and the "What a pity" mantra joined by "Hey Jude -style "Na-na-na-na" chorus.
Further, bottleneck detection can be obscured by multiple factors including prebottleneck genetic diversity, immigration, and timing and duration of the event, which relate to the generation time of the studied species (Cornuet and Luikart 1996; Garza and Williamson 2001; Williamson-Natesan 2005).
However, given that Ne was already dramatically reduced when the translocations were carried out, and the further bottlenecks associated with moving a subset of individuals (Wright et al. 2014), it is likely that genetic diversity is still being lost across the Seychelles warbler populations.
When combined with mobile handsets and tablet computers, where further bottlenecks and restrictions exist, multicast transmission can result in high packet loss rates.
However, elite cultivars express very small amounts of variation due to the species monophyletic origin, domestication and further bottlenecks due to selection.
Further, a bottleneck is present over a broad range of the parameter space, and its presence is not dependent on fine tuning of parameters.
Secondly, the elevated stochasticity during the bottleneck may lead to a further increase and thus spread of the favored allele.
The knowledge of, and genetic evidence supporting, the presence of a demographic bottleneck further exacerbates our interpretation of the captive colony data.
Further, our bottleneck simulations revealed that under many scenarios, including those that align with previous estimates of population demography [ 37], neutral divergence would result in a more severe reduction in MHC diversity than we observed [Table 1 and Fig. 5].
