Sentence examples for present too high from inspiring English sources

Spin-transfer torque technology has the potential to make MRAM devices combining low current requirements and reduced cost possible; however, the amount of current needed to reorient the magnetization is at present too high for most commercial applications.

Existing methods of deriving the effects of variants can be limiting: many present too high a hurdle in terms of timeframe, privacy or ease of use; others are species limited.

The GCHQ memo taker, reporting on this, said that "bulk, unselected metadata presents too high a risk to share with second parties at this time because of the requirement to ensure that the identities of Canadians or persons in Canada are minimised, but re-evaluation of this stance is ongoing".

The DWM-NB algorithm presents too higher values of standard deviation indicating high fluctuation in classification performance, in spite of presenting good average accuracy.

On the other hand, because the dye is a DNA-binding molecule, it will inevitably affect the DNA amplification process if present at too high a concentration.

A very high intake of simple sugars may aggravate GI side-effects, because they may be present in too high a concentration to be absorbed in the upper small intestine.

All the non-native conformations presenting a too high number of missing values were removed.

"Look, I applaud Herman Cain's statement that the present system is too high, it's too redistributionist, it moves money from one side to another.

The range of ceiling ratios presented may be too high for CRQ in particular, and it might have been more useful, if somewhat more cumbersome, to present a different range of ceiling ratios for each of the two outcomes.

The present rates are simply too high.

While useful engineering design work can be done using existing catalysts, present costs are far too high to justify widespread application.