Sentence examples for bottlenecks encountered from inspiring English sources

Table 3 Frequency of bottlenecks encountered in big data projects.

Ftree addresses scalability and bottlenecks encountered at the root level in tree-based name resolution systems and answers some of the requirements for ICN (Information-Centric Networking).

This is advantageous because viruses have evolved with their host species, to efficiently solve some of the bottlenecks encountered by gene therapy.

Wheat generally has low sequence polymorphism as a consequence of bottlenecks encountered during polyploidization and domestication [ 9].

The low level of polymorphism in the D genome is due to genetic bottlenecks encountered during the evolution of bread wheat [ 9, 31].

Inappropriate mRNA structure and gene copy numbers, limits in transcription, translation and protein translocation into the ER, incomplete protein folding and inefficient protein targeting to the exterior of the cell are major bottlenecks encountered in secretory expression of heterologous proteins.

But such PMFC configurations does possess several challenges, among which PMFC design, output current and sustainability are the major bottlenecks encountering large scale implementation for electricity generation in a cost-effective way.

The central issue of OIIC concerns the area optical interconnect approach to the interconnect bottleneck encountered in advanced VLSI-CMOS designs.

Viable cell counts in the inocula were roughly equivalent to the population bottleneck encountered during each daily transfer of the LTEE.

We hypothesized that BSI, a simple, isothermal, highly sensitive free-solution, label- and enzyme-free technology, compatible with complex matrices could provide improved sensitivity for protein biomarker analysis and reduce the assay development bottleneck encountered with labeled and/or tethered assays.

Using semi-structured interviews with practitioners involved in the plant and seed supply chain in Great Britain, we highlight a series of practical and economic bottlenecks commonly encountered in the supply of locally sourced seed and domestically produced planting stock for native woodland and hedging markets.