Sentence examples for detecting bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

Fu & Li's D can also be useful for detecting bottlenecks [ 37].

BC may play a major role as a global property since it is a useful indicator for detecting bottlenecks in a network.

The heterozygosity excess method, on the other hand, was better at detecting bottlenecks when they were recent, less severe and when pre-bottleneck population sizes were small.

Current genetic methods detecting bottlenecks from single population samples are all based on detecting deviations from expectations under mutation-drift equilibrium, and contrast two different diversity indices, of which one is more affected by genetic drift than another [ 48].

At neutral loci, changes in population size leave signatures on patterns of population-level genetic variation, and a number of methods of detecting bottlenecks from genetic data have been developed (Cornuet and Luikart 1996; Garza and Williamson 2001).

In contrast, M-ratios appear to be more sensitive in detecting bottlenecks and are more robust to violations of model assumptions such as lack of mutation-drift equilibrium, admixture and population subdivision i.e. metapopulation structure [ 45].

It can also be very useful to detect bottlenecks in the dataflow and to accelerate the architecture by exploiting parallelism and pipelining.

Through VTune, the performance monitoring functionality of Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors is showcased not only to detect bottlenecks but also to point out overall performance issues and possible resolution methods.

The new analysis technique can be used for existing networks to detect bottlenecks or at the design stage to guide the selection between alternatives according to criteria of resilience.

As manual performance analysis is getting infeasible for complex high performance computing (HPC) codes, we propose an approach to automatically detect bottlenecks such as load imbalances in heterogeneous OpenMP applications.

However, the methods they used to detect bottlenecks have decreased statistical power if a severe bottleneck (e.g. the population was decreased to fewer than 25 effective breeders [Ne]) occurred more than 100 generations (ca. 4Ne) ago [39].