Sentence examples for throughput concerns from inspiring English sources

The projects were able to run the machines at district hospitals and at lower levels of care although in only a few situations were peripheral microscopy centres included, mostly because of throughput concerns.

While short read only assemblies are still popular because of the relative newness, cost of entry, and throughput concerns associated with long read sequencing technology, the state of the art in genome assembly lies with the long reads generated by the PacBio.

Preserving the primary characteristics of the original spiral algorithm, i.e. high-range and accuracy, the modified algorithm additionally shows low-latency and high-throughput concerning the ordering and calculation of the centroids.

As far as packet loss rate and throughput are concerned, X-CAST shows much better performance compared with DSDV and DSR, as shown in Figures 12 and 13.

Undifferentiated Thp-1 cells had previously been shown to be useful when measuring erythrophagocytosis [27], but no high-throughput assay concerning Fc-mediated phagocytosis that could actually be used consistently on large sample sets existed.

Genes to be analyzed are identified in both Uniprot/Swissprot and high-throughput data concerning the target species, in our case Bos taurus.

The second one concerns throughput values limited by the number of integrated ASIPs in the platform, which are shown in gray cells.

The first one concerns throughput values limited by the maximum configuration latency of the platform (i.e., 4.586 μs), which are shown in white cells.

The pressure to achieve rapid hospital throughput has raised concerns that elderly patients are being prematurely discharged and will be subsequently readmitted [ 12].

Conditional packet loss probability is very complex and critical parameter as far as throughput prediction is concerned.

However, despite the potential advantages of CA in terms of throughput, a major concern with the spectrum underutilization due to increased UEs in the future has to be addressed.