Sentence examples for linearly scalable from inspiring English sources
The linearly scalable device, coupled with the highly effective membrane for virus, DNA, and endotoxin removal, represents a step forward in polishing technology for the purification of monoclonal antibodies and recombinant proteins.
A linearly scalable novel membrane adsorber family designed for the efficient removal of trace impurities from biotherapeutics, are capable of reproducibly achieving greater than 4 log removal of mammalian viruses, 3 log removal of endotoxin and DNA, and greater than 1 log removal of host cell protein.
Low scalability: one of the main shortcomings of formal reasoning, both static and stream, is that it is not linearly scalable [41].
In this work, Cassandra has been integrated with Spark for persistence, because it has been linearly scalable [58], and an adapter has been developed for facilitating integration with Spark [34].
The solution's project management guidelines have their main origins in the Scrum literature because Scrum has demonstrated to be linearly scalable to support multiple project teams and platform companies where architecture is of critical importance [57].
Use of a single cell-line coupled with the speed of process optimization inherent in the linearly scalable OCFS protein production system should allow for decreases in the timelines for biopharmaceutical protein production and process development.
In this work, a linearly extended and scalable DC arc plasma source is used for PECVD of silica layers on Ti6Al4V.
The results presented below show that CloudBurst is highly scalable: the running times scale linearly as the number of reads increases, and with near linear speed improvements over a serial execution of RMAP for sensitive searches.
Throughput of scalable workload-driven partitioning scheme scales linearly with database size set to 15, 30, 60 warehouses is observed in Figs. 12, 13 and 14.
Moreover, the energy consumed by the IoT nodes is modeled and the obtained results display that it increases linearly with the number of nodes, therefore, the proposal is scalable.
SCAN's runtime scales linearly with the size of the network, which makes it a scalable approach for extremely large networks with hundreds of thousands or even millions of nodes.
