Sentence examples for engineering drawbacks from inspiring English sources

Using imperative programming to process event streams, such as those generated by multi-touch devices and 3D cameras, has significant engineering drawbacks.

Although viral gene transfer is efficient in achieving transgene expression for tissue engineering, drawbacks of virus dissemination, toxicity and transient gene expression due to immune response have hindered its widespread application.

(23) Unfortunately, minimal media cannot be applied to traditional fermentations, mammalian cell cultures, and whole organism engineering; this drawback prevents the transfer and usage of non-optimally evolved RSs in these situations.

However, the use of growth factors in tissue engineering has several drawbacks, including their costs, difficult production, immunogenicity and short half-life.

Depending on the anxieties and preoccupations of its time, a dystopian Y.A. novel might speculate about the aftermath of nuclear war (Robert C. O'Brien's "Z for Zachariah") or the drawbacks of engineering a too harmonious social order (Lois Lowry's "The Giver") or the consequences of resource exhaustion (Saci Lloyd's "The Carbon Diaries 2015").

Here, we summarize some remarkable achievements in strains improvement by traditional genetic engineering and discuss common drawbacks for further progress.

Some critical issues and challenges regarding the rational design of solid catalysts with emphasis on their stability in hot glycerol as well as alternative reaction engineering to overcome the drawbacks stemming from batch reactions will be addressed.

Despite the pervasiveness of DNA shuffling in protein engineering, there are several drawbacks to its implementation.