Sentence examples for an advance in throughput from inspiring English sources
But the new I.B.M. system, known as Prevail, for Projection Reduction Exposure With Variable Axis Immersion Lenses, could represent an advance in throughput -- the speed at which silicon wafers can be processed.
While these methodologies represent a significant advance in resequencing throughput, they do not provide the ability to target sequencing to specific disease-linked loci.
Recent advances in throughput and yield in NIL processes demonstrate the potential of being adopted for mainstream semiconductor device fabrication as well.
By directly connecting the data flow between cell cultivation and flux quantification, considerable advances in throughput, robustness, release of resources and screening capacity were achieved.
Recent advances in throughput, or long-term investment in specific projects, have by now generated large collections of images.
We believe that these advances in throughput, material consumption and ease-of-use can help to revolutionise protein research in academic and commercial settings.
Advances in throughput, accuracy and the ability to sequence longer reads will not only lead to more and more precise detection of already known ncRNA classes, but also to the discovery of new types.
The advance in high-throughput genotyping technologies has promoted large-scale genetic association studies aiming to identify genetic variants predisposing to complex diseases [1], [2].
The advance in high-throughput genomic technologies including microarrays has demonstrated the potential of generating a tremendous amount of gene expression data for the entire genome.
Among other advances, a significant increase in throughput and/or transmission reliability may be achieved by using multiple antennas at the receiver and transmitter ends, thus enabling efficient exploitation of physical wireless channel properties in the spatial domain [2].
We also provide examples of how materials for these goals can be created in an economically viable means through recent advances in high throughput production.
