Sentence examples for bottlenecks common from inspiring English sources
Global analysis methods in systems biology to identify bottlenecks common to different antibody producer cell clones attract more and more attention (Gupta and Lee 2007).
Other interventions explored in this series were subject to a stakeholder consultation process in 12 countries to identify health system bottlenecks, common themes and solutions to address gaps in providing quality care to mothers and newborns.
In this system, there is no passaging of cells, and therefore genetic diversity is lost only through negative selection, without the experimentally-imposed bottlenecking common in other platforms.
This is a computational bottleneck common to similarity-based methods for metagenomic analysis based on the alignment of reads with sequences of a large database of reference.
The pavement is cracked, bottlenecks are common, and the share of trucks on the freeway is three times higher than engineers in the 1960s expected.
Severe population bottlenecks, very common in the natural environment of highly heterogeneous populations such as RNA viruses, force the population to regenerate from one or a few individuals.
Out of all the native "Hawaiian Honeycreepers," as the finches are called, it appears that just a couple have made it through the bottleneck: the common and widespread Apapane, and the Oahu Amakihi, which we found thriving in an exotic eucalyptus forest.
Despite this progress, the direct simulation of the CME remains a computational bottleneck for common model analysis tasks in systems biology.
Successful strategies for blocking metastasis will need to address the parallel mechanisms of dissemination and identify common bottlenecks.
We define the notion of a directed alternating simulation relation and show how it can be used to tackle common bottlenecks in abstraction-based controller synthesis.
With the worsening of urban traffic congestion in large cities around the world, researchers have been looking for unconventional designs and/or controls to squeeze more capacity out of intersections, the most common bottlenecks of the road network.
