Sentence examples for bottlenecks started from inspiring English sources

But a few years ago, "bottlenecks started developing.

Solutions to the essential medical products and technology bottlenecks started with a need to update the EML to reflect the essential commodities needed for sick newborns (oxygen, antibiotic and IV fluids).

But as shipping bottlenecks start to move through, he said, "we should see a nice pick-up in exports in February".

These steps include either over provisioning as a precaution or VM migration and connection preemption after issues like network bottlenecks start escalating.

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The drop in diversity between the wild and domesticated species has been previously described [ 14, 16, 17] and was explained by successive bottlenecks starting from domestication and continuing with modern breeding of S. lycopersicum.

The population size then recovered to 10,000 diploids until 720 generations ago, at which time the recent bottleneck started with a size of 549.

Based on the results from the Bayesian skyline plot (see below) we assumed that a putative bottleneck started between 500 – 2,500 yr BP and ended 1 – 500 years ago.

The third bottleneck started 2200 years ago and was of anthropogenic origin as suggested by the accompanying decrease in many other arboreal elements and the spread of human-indicator herbs [ 42].

"Because the bottleneck starts, everybody just checks up".

As mentioned above, such levels of population differentiation would be expected from a common ancestral population with a bottleneck starting 25 generations ago (∼150 years ago if we assume a generation time of about 6 years in dairy cattle) and a constant (haploid) effective population size varying from 340 (in HOL) to 360 (in NOR).