Sentence examples for lack computational from inspiring English sources

Developments in Photovoltaic (PV) design software have progressed to modelling the string or even the module as the smallest system unit but current methods lack computational efficiency to fully consider cell mismatch effects due to partial shading.

In the model organism databases, SGD and WormBase contain roughly the same proportion of genes with literature-based annotations but lacking computational predictions (∼16%), while the proportion is higher in ZFIN (24%), and in MGI, over 50% of mouse genes with literature-based annotations lack computational predictions.

Bioinformaticians use the data to test their own computer analysis programmes, whereas general biologists lacking computational skills rarely use the huge and unwieldy datasets.

Where confirming evidence for a gene variant is lacking, computational prediction may be employed.

When these methods are included, there are still 1025 S. cerevisiae genes lacking computational predictions.

However, both methods have their drawbacks: synchronous analysis leads to spurious attractors and asynchronous analysis lacks computational efficiency, which is a problem to simulate large networks.

The data for all organisms, presented in Figure 2, show the proportion of genes having literature-based annotations only, and lacking computational predictions.

Albeit T-CUP has been demonstrated to be applicable to next-generation sequencing data [ 35] in principle, it lacks computational efficiency.

We investigate the outsourcing of numerical and scientific computations using the following framework: A customer who needs computations done but lacks the computational resources (computing power, appropriate software, or programming expertise) to do these locally would like to use an external agent to perform these computations.

The biggest was the lack of computational power to do anything substantial: computers simply couldn't store enough information or process it fast enough.

The reconstructions aren't perfect, owing partly to lack of computational power (for all the power in Gallant's computers, you need even more!).