Sentence examples for much lower throughput from inspiring English sources

Since CyTOF is limited to around 50 parameters, this approach yields a much lower throughput than scRNA-seq.

Ferrick says, "The protein was the poor cousin to the gene, because protein was so much harder to work with and the technology was so much lower throughput".

However, random spectrum usage policy of FMAC makes it to earn much lower throughput (26.84 % less than WF-MAC) even in the most favored environment.

During the simulation TN loss ratio is 20%and71%1% of all sent RLC PDUs are retransmissions, which results in much lower throughput.

Hit identification for novel targets is best approached with a screening library of diverse chemical space, but whole cell assays typically have a much lower throughput than molecular-target-based screens.

When the surgical area is inadequately illuminated, the much lower throughput of the high-magnification probe inevitably leads to lower signal to noise ratio and lower image contrast of the its images than that of the wide-angle image.

Due to the fluctuating channel conditions and the likelihood of multiple UEs per small cell, the busy hour throughput is normally much lower than the peak throughput, and the busy hour throughput is estimated as a factor ρ of the peak throughput, i.e., rho = frac{t}{T} (1).

We will see that our experimental setup has a much lower controller's throughput (49.2 /updates in 1 second).

Hence, an active user with low transmission rate occupies the spectrum to an extent that users of the other networks in the vicinity experience a much lower than expected throughput.

For nodes with high contention priority (usually medical nodes), it was shown that these nodes achieved much higher throughput combined with much lower delay comparing to the throughput and delay achieved by low priority nodes which employed for entertainment purposes.

In our case, the bandwidth needed, 20 Mbps, is much lower than the maximum throughput of a twenty-four port gigabit switch.