Sentence examples for bottleneck of applying from inspiring English sources

The main bottleneck of applying conventional strategies is their scalability as some of these strategies incur additional cost and energy.

A bottleneck of applying AD on plant and livestock wastes is the slow rate of hydrolysis because of the complex and recalcitrance of certain components in these materials.

We argue that the greatest bottleneck for applying GWAS to microbial datasets is the availability of experimentally consistent phenotypes or other annotations, such as environmental parameters (metadata).

Owing to the lack of high-volume manufacturing scalability, it still remains a bottleneck to apply TENG into the commercial products.

The quality of the data from each country team was dependent on the skill of the facilitator to focus the discussion to reach consensus on bottlenecks, to apply appropriate grading for the bottlenecks within each building block and to encourage the group to discuss and propose innovative solutions.

However, for typical modern RNA-seq datasets with hundreds of millions of read-pairs the Gibbs sampler can be inconveniently slow, creating a computational bottleneck in applying a Bayesian approach.

It is considered as the "bottleneck" of basic and applied research [ 5].

Such limitation becomes a bottleneck applying the technique for interactive use (e.g., for portable devices).

The finding of a population bottleneck also applies to humans.

Figure 7(b) shows how an increase in the frequency of bottlenecks, here applied every 25 generations, represents a hazard to the population.

Based on this decision, one of the two priority functions (for bottleneck and non-bottleneck machines) is applied to make scheduling decisions.