Sentence examples for structural bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

Many cities in Latin America and China have already made the leap, although this is less true in Africa where structural bottlenecks like power shortages and IT literacy have made it more difficult to adopt the technology.

The Indian government's efforts to remove "structural bottlenecks" is boosting investors' confidence, it added.

Data and results are limited by structural bottlenecks in the educational and social system.

This study contrasts the structural bottleneck and the resource view of attentional limits in time-sharing performance.

As a part of the assessment, country programs are asked to "define gaps and bottlenecks, structural and cultural barriers".

The size and complexity of these proteins have proven to be bottlenecks in structural characterization.

Although few computational methods are available for the prediction of structurally conserved residues from protein structure, almost all methods require homologous structural information and structure-based alignments, which still prove to be a bottleneck in protein structure comparison studies.

However, producing soluble proteins in E. coli is still a major bottleneck for structural biology projects.

The formation of well-diffracting crystals is a major bottleneck in structural analysis of membrane proteins by X-ray crystallography.

The bottleneck in structural studies with the complete Big_2 domain containing proteins like LigA, LigB or MpIBP is usually their large molecular size owing to their multidomain (>10 12 domains) architectures.

Before crystallization, expression of sufficiently high amounts of proteins is the first severe bottleneck in structural studies of membrane proteins.