Sentence examples for engineering shortcomings from inspiring English sources
In fact, hydrogen production by C. reinhardtii can still not meet the commercial requirement because of several biochemical and engineering shortcomings, for example, hydrogen production demands anoxia because oxygen can suppress transcription and function of hydrogenase(s).
From an engineering perspective, some shortcomings exist in the conventional catastrophe modeling approach.
Previous attempts to reduce diacetyl production by either traditional approaches or rational genetic engineering had different shortcomings.
Because of its potential for engineering genomes, many shortcomings associated to stability and targeting could be overcome.
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Meanwhile some deficiencies and shortcomings in engineering application are pointed out and corresponding suggestions are given.
Computational science and engineering applications exacerbate the shortcomings of existing Cloud Resource Management (CRM) for Big Data applications.
This chapter presents production methods of nanomaterial from a green engineering standpoint, and its shortcomings are noted.
This innovative approach to creating and tailoring usability engineering processes addresses these shortcomings, and describes an evaluation of its application in a real-world commercial development environment.
Aimed at solving the shortcomings of engineering calculation, computation fluid dynamics (CFD) and experimental investigation, a reduced order modeling (ROM) framework for aerothermodynamics based on CFD predictions using an enhanced algorithm of fast maximin Latin hypercube design is developed.
To address this shortcoming, tissue engineering is a scientific field that aims at in vitro fabrication of living autologous grafts with the capacity of growth, repair, and regeneration.
