Sentence examples for difficulty of efficient from inspiring English sources

Cellulose, which is the most abundant biomass, is physically strong and biochemically stable, and these characteristics lead to difficulty of efficient saccharification of cellulosic compounds for production of fermentable glucose and other sugars.

However, plant cell wall, which contains cellulose, hemicellulose, pectins and lignins, is physically strong and biochemically stable, and these characteristics lead to difficulty of efficient saccharification of cellulosic compounds for production of fermentable glucose and other sugars (Hendriks and Zeeman[2009]).

Historically it was the difficulty of designing efficient compressors, even more than efficient turbines, that delayed the development of the gas-turbine engine.

Given the difficulty of performing efficient CPR compressions, technology has turned to automaticity.

We describe a new approach for understanding the difficulty of designing efficient learning algorithms.

Massively-dense wireless sensor networks (WSNs) may increase the difficulty of designing efficient and optimal routing algorithms.

This example highlights the difficulty of implementing efficient conservation strategies at a species level without taking into account inter-population variability in terms of foraging and dispersal behaviour.

This idea was abandoned, at least for the initial implementation, because of the difficulty of achieving efficient yet portable user interaction on the JVM platform.

The perpetuation of clusters of erythrocytes embedded in the skin after 30 days at 23°C and the delayed angiogenesis at 23°C may be related to the difficulty of maintaining efficient circulation in the wounded skin, healing at lower temperatures.

Furthermore, the difficulty of creating efficient vaccines and also adverse side-effects of the existing anti-malarial drugs highlight the urgent need for novel, well-tolerated anti-malarial drugs for both prophylaxis and treatment of malaria [ 7].

Bystander cell killing is essential for the clinical success of this treatment strategy, given the difficulty of achieving 100% efficient gene delivery in vivo using current technologies.