Sentence examples for key bottlenecks for from inspiring English sources

Low Coulombic efficiency and fast capacity fading are still the key bottlenecks for practical applications of Mg2Si as an anode material for Li-ion batteries.

One of the key bottlenecks for HIV research is the lack of HIV permissive human cell lines.

Fold recognition is one of the key bottlenecks for protein structure predictions as the protein data bank now appears to contain the complete (or near complete) set for all possible structural folds of proteins, at least for small domain proteins [1], [2].

Merck is using a new technique that it believes could turn genetic information into new drugs, a key bottleneck for the pharmaceutical industry as it struggles to invent new medicines.

In a techno-economic analysis of a representative biohydrogen process, low QH2 has been identified as a key bottleneck for making the process economically viable [ 27].

At the same time, the lack of health workers in sub-Saharan Africa is regarded by many as the key bottleneck for scaling up antiretroviral treatment (ART) for the millions in need of it [ 2, 4, 5].

One key bottleneck for the current bioconversion technologies used to produce biofuels is the high cost and low yield of fermentable sugars (mainly glucose and xylose) derived from plant biomass.

The xenoarray approach does not directly address a key bottleneck for expression library-based screens, i.e. their reliance on high quality, representative cDNA collections and the ability to efficiently introduce these genes into mammalian cells.

However, the requirement of large amounts of functional AQPs is the key bottleneck of this application.

While wind energy may be cleaner than other forms of energy in terms of carbon dioxide emissions, "it may be quite harmful for the wild bird population, and the area around Osmaniye is a key bottleneck area for migratory birds," Mr. Eken said.

He said: "The schemes we have announced are designed to target key bottlenecks around the country, making life easier for the thousands of motorists and businesses who use the road network every day".