Sentence examples for may be bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

This is enough to see where passengers congregate, how much time they spend in stores and restaurants and where there may be bottlenecks.

As with P. satyrus, no P. oreas COI haplotypes were found to be more related to its probable sister species P. progne, and it may be that bottlenecks have wiped out the original mtDNA lineages, while current introgression is introducing new genetic material into P. oreas from the P. gracilis complex (most likely from western P. zephyrus).

However, transportation and storage of wastes to WWTP may be the bottleneck for the successful implementation of this technology.

The involvement of central authority in mutual authentication may be a bottleneck for large network, and the servers may be semi-trusted.

The larval stages may be a bottleneck for reproductive success and recruitment, therefore the potential for environmental stressors to impact upon larval recruitment is high; the ability to tolerate environmental stress in early life history is crucial to an individual's overall fitness.

5 In a real-life implementation, the timing is expectedly dominated by the communication with the HSM, which may be the bottleneck point for performance.

This could present one of the biggest potential risks for the project; Apple has been slower to provide MFI-certified parts to accessory-making partners, so there may be a bottleneck in terms of supply.

Logistics and transportation of the lignocellulosic raw material may be a bottleneck for 2G ethanol [ 4].

In addition, provision of the cofactor NADPH may be a bottleneck.

The results shown in Figure  2A suggest that expression of the argB gene may be the bottleneck for L-ornithine production by the evolved strain.

This observation suggests that the metabolic flux through the endogenous part of the formaldehyde assimilatory cycle may be the bottleneck in preventing formaldehyde accumulation, and subsequent wash-out of cells, when deprived of other C-sources.