Sentence examples for the key bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

One of the key bottlenecks for HIV research is the lack of HIV permissive human cell lines.

The key bottlenecks in the path from target gene to three-dimensional protein structure determination are defined.

Because of the rapid growth of both design size and complexity, functional verification has become one of the key bottlenecks in the design process.

Low Coulombic efficiency and fast capacity fading are still the key bottlenecks for practical applications of Mg2Si as an anode material for Li-ion batteries.

One of the key bottlenecks to this move, however, is the reality that India spends about 14% of its gross domestic product on its logistics system, versus 8% for developed nations.

Fold recognition is one of the key bottlenecks for protein structure predictions as the protein data bank now appears to contain the complete (or near complete) set for all possible structural folds of proteins, at least for small domain proteins [1], [2].

However, the shortage of qualified Mandarin teachers is widely recognized as the key bottleneck to building capacity in Mandarin education.

Functional verification has become the key bottleneck that delays time-to-market during the embedded system design process.

The universities' research indicated that data transformation was the key bottleneck, so that was where Berkeley's Hellerstein and his research partners at Stanford focused their efforts.

The discovery of advanced thermoelectric materials is the key bottleneck limiting the commercialization of solid-state technology for waste heat recovery and compression-free refrigeration.

From the materials' perspective, the key bottleneck to lower the rolling resistance of tires lies in designing a novel kind of advanced elastomeric polymer nanocomposites tailored for tire tread, with remarkably low dynamic hysteresis loss (DHL).