Sentence examples for requirements for throughput from inspiring English sources
We set up requirements for throughput to 1 Gigabyte per second, and requirements for capacity to 50 Terabytes.
To meet the requirements for high throughput screening in plants we have developed a new method for the rapid assembly of inverted repeat-containing constructs for the in vivo production of dsRNAs.
The main reasons for this are concerns over reduced yield and quality of DNA extracted from saliva, especially given the rigorous DNA requirements for high-throughput technologies.
In particular, Annotare will be extended to allow researchers to annotate their RNA-seq or ChIP-seq experiments to satisfy the MINSEQE data sharing requirements for high-throughput sequence data (A.Brazma et al., submitted for publication).
This assay can be run in a relatively small (10 μl) system in a 384-well-plate format that can meet the requirements for high-throughput screening for small-molecule compounds.
Majority of the duty cycle schemes aim to conserve energy and increase network lifetime in sensor networks, but the integration of multimedia data with sensor networks has led to a requirement for high throughput and low latency duty cycle schemes.
Additionally, the 96-well plate in which ELISA is carried out also meets the requirement for high throughput screening.
Chief amongst the limitations of both methods is the requirement for high throughput computational or physical tests to evaluate protein variants for suitability to a specific application.
Simulation results show that the unfolded by two and four architectures are the most energy efficient for throughput requirements between 250 k samples/s, and 2 M samples/s.
In summary, this work demonstrates that the Ugi four-component reaction (Ugi-4CR) can be used to address the requirements for efficient high-throughput synthesis of diverse compounds in a cost- and time-effective manner.
However, the major limitations of the ChIA-PET technology are the complex technical aspects of the procedure, the heavy bioinformatics demand and the requirement for high-throughput sequencers.
