Sentence examples for a potential bottleneck from inspiring English sources

The only time the word "environment" shows up is in references to environmental regulations as a potential bottleneck to investment.

However, RLAs have proved costly and are a potential bottleneck, at least with respect to the storage ring.

However, a potential bottleneck is the lack of design languages to transfer the design outcomes to the production phase.

Executives close to NBC's planning have said that one appeal of the acquisition for NBC, and especially for Mr. Wright, is that it relieves a potential bottleneck in its executive suites.

Heterologous expression of the enzyme α-ketoisovalerate decarboxylase (Kivd) in the unicellular cyanobacterium Synechocystis PCC 6803 results in cells producing isobutanol and 3-methyl-1-butanol, with Kivd identified as a potential bottleneck.

In C. glutamicum DAP-3c, a tailor-made producer, the diaminopentane forming enzyme, lysine decarboxylase, was inhibited in vivo by its end-product, suggesting a potential bottleneck at the level of the export.

(ii) The FK step, which involves evaluating (or looking up) a square root function and performing complex exponential is a second potential bottleneck.

It is also established that females treated in adulthood with high doses of estradiol (and thus bypassing the potential bottleneck due to a lower rate of testosterone aromatization) still do not express male-typical copulatory behavior [54].

So that load puts pressure on the rest of the system" – in other words, a greater number of people arriving at potential bottleneck points further along the route.

The company represents an attempt by auto manufacturers to assemble a "federated" platform and, in doing so, neutralize the threat of a potential competitive bottleneck controlled by Google and Apple.

This complex genetic history might have contributed to a potential genetic bottleneck [ 19, 45].