Sentence examples for move the bottleneck from inspiring English sources

If new technology is just put into the existing process, "you're just going to move the bottleneck to another place," he said.

"While smaller schemes may have higher benefit cost ratios, by their very nature they only make small improvements to capacity and often just move the bottleneck elsewhere on the network," she said.

Paradoxically, NGS may simply move the bottleneck of personalised medicine from data acquisition to the identification of reliable biomarkers.

Miniaturization and parallelization of panning and screening has been established in microtiter plate scale [ 5] and moves the bottleneck of the antibody pipeline towards the production and purification of milligram amounts of the individual antibodies in an application compatible recombinant format.

We should move the career bottleneck from faculty to the postdoc or even to graduate school admissions.

In case of Door Way, overlapping area were abruptly increased when densities above 0.35 p e o p l e/m 2. This was a result of the freezing problem at the door way, many agents can not move at the bottleneck which yields the accumulation of overlapping area of personal space.

Enhanced throughput of antibody generation has been addressed by optimizing in vitro selection using phage display which moved the major bottleneck to the production and purification of recombinant antibodies in an end-user friendly format.

There was no spare bike, so I figured the best thing to do was to keep going forwards but it was also to move away from the bottleneck area.

The relaxation of carriers within the surface-related states (~5 ps) appears to be governed by some type of bottleneck effect moving the carriers through the surface-related states toward the indirect energy states of Si-NCs.

Here we review these challenges and summarize the bottlenecks for the clinical application of exome and genome sequencing, and we discuss ways for moving the field forward.

A return to building new roads in the name of job creation will lead to more traffic, move bottlenecks along rather than solving them, often at an irrevocable cost to the local environment.