Due to the insufficient throughput, accuracy and data standardization, the existing molecular marker-based technology, such as SSR marker fingerprinting, is of limited use.
Unfortunately, for large-scale population studies, this method offers insufficient throughput capacity, but it is a very useful and reliable technique, for instance, in studies on a limited number of candidate genes for adaptation (e.g., Pavli et al. 2011; Prins et al. 2011).
While increased sampling variance, due to low site coverage, could be reflective of poor capture performance and/or insufficient sequencing throughput, here, we wanted to focus on how biases in hybridization and/or amplification associated with each technique might have skewed allele representation and impacted final genotype calling.
Conventional methods for detection and characterization of miRNAs during clinical investigations sometimes fall short because of low throughput, insufficient sensitivity, and relatively high cost.
The original screenings, based on the isolation of mutant (transformed) cells of host organisms on culture media, were considered to provide insufficient power or throughput (Link et al. 2007; Shuman 2003).
For real-time multimedia streaming, unstable throughput or insufficient bandwidth will incur unexpected delay or jitter, and it remains difficult to provide comprehensive service guarantees for a wireless mesh environment.
Since DNA extracts from individual mosquitoes typically contain insufficient DNA for high throughput genotyping assays [50], whole genome amplification was required using 50 ng of DNA extract as template for the GenomiPhi V2 DNA Amplification Kit (GE Life Sciences).
If the throughput is insufficient, the signal to noise ratio will decrease, thus the image will appear noisy and the contrast will also be reduced.
This would involve blocking most of the output of the lamp, which is designed to fill the back aperture of the objective, and the resultant power throughput is insufficient for single molecule TIRFM.
They center on the following, interacting aspects of clinical LC-MS/MS: highly manual workflows, complexity of operation and maintenance of instrumentation, sample throughput limits, insufficient detection sensitivity for some analytes, and problems with detection specificity.
Henceforth, the flow rate required for optimum throughput is probably insufficient as it will take hours to complete the analysis.
