Sentence examples for bottleneck in obtaining from inspiring English sources

For CoMP, performance is largely dependent on capabilities of the backhaul network, which can be a serious bottleneck in obtaining the desired gain [7].

The major bottleneck in obtaining membrane protein structures is the notorious difficulty involved in expressing and purifying the large quantities of membrane protein sample required for X-ray crystallography.

A "universal" additive for crystallisation (at least for a certain group of proteins) would therefore alleviate this bottleneck in obtaining suitable protein crystals.

The bottleneck is not in obtaining the information, but in processing it.

Many other VBZ pathogens currently share the same research bottleneck: the difficulty in obtaining a sufficient number of pathogen genomes from suboptimal field samples for population genomic study.

One of the major bottlenecks in the study of MPs is the difficulty in obtaining sufficient amounts of homogeneous protein.

The data processing step of complex signals in high-performance liquid chromatography may constitute a bottleneck to obtain significant information from chromatograms.

Pharmacists presence, number of pharmacist full-time equivalents (FTEs), and the degree to which pharmacy services are perceived as a bottleneck in each clinic were obtained from the 2007 VA Clinical Practice Organizational Survey Primary Care Director Module.

Thus, the primary signal of a population bottleneck in C. rubella is obtained by examining patterns of shared and unique polymorphisms with C. grandiflora (Foxe et al. 2009; Guo et al. 2009), rather than by departures from an equilibrium frequency spectrum in C. rubella.

Hence, in order to avoid that some nodes become the bottleneck and to obtain high channel capacity, the channel capacity of each node should be equal.

Protein crystallization is the major bottleneck in the entire process of protein crystallography, and obtaining diffraction-quality crystals can be unpredictable and sometimes exceptionally difficult, requiring many rounds of high-throughput screening.