Sentence examples for bottlenecks among from inspiring English sources

If Cheltenham week has long been lauded for its appeal to both newcomers and hardened punters alike, Renton believes the new grandstand – which it is hoped will alleviate the traditional bottlenecks among a crowd expected to top 250,000 for the first time over the four days – will only add to the atmosphere.

Interestingly, dog and stickleback, which have the highest [W→S]/[S→W] ratios, are the species that have experienced the greatest number of adaptation events or bottlenecks among the studied species [ 47, 48].

We tested for evidence of recent genetic bottlenecks among non-native rainbow trout populations in Chilean streams using the two methods implemented in BOTTLENECK v.1.2.02 (Piry et al. 1999).

Therefore, it is important to balance energy consumption to alleviate or eliminate communication bottleneck among partition actors in WSANs.

Furthermore, bandwidth of up to 11 Mbps for WLAN, which is much smaller than that of wired networks, is the cause of bottleneck among wired and wireless nodes.

A novel efficient heuristic is developed to solve the waveband assignment sub-problem that is the bottleneck among the sub-problems.

Due to the low dynamic binding capacity of protein A chromatographic materials compared to other stationary phases, protein A chromatography is often discussed to be the bottleneck among current purification processes.

Taken together, this best-fitted model (Figure 4A) is consistent with the family of proposed out-of-Africa models [9], [35], [38] and supports the occurrence of population growth among sub-Saharan Africans and a bottleneck among non-Africans [39], [40].

The model that best fitted our data involves a substantial bottleneck among non-Africans (Figure 3C, 2≤βOoA≤20 giving the highest ψ1 and the only significant comparison after correction for multiple testing when all values of ψ1 are compared with the ψ1 of the constant size model, P<0.01), rejecting significantly a constant population size model for these populations.

Transportation bottlenecks ranked among the biggest problems that alarmed Chinese officials in the spring of 2004, as bulk cargo vessels carrying iron ore and other raw materials had to wait up to a month to unload at overcrowded Chinese ports, while Chinese railroads proved incapable of carrying from mines all the coal that southern power plants needed.

This difficulty in pinpointing reasons for inter-study variation highlights a limitation of the high-throughput experimental methodology employed by ourselves and Wu et al. (2014): while such experiments provide a wealth of data, numerous factors can create noise in these data (sequencing errors, population bottlenecks, epistasis among mutations, etc).