Sentence examples for towards throughput from inspiring English sources

Simulation results show that although the existing protocols employ various enhancements meant to improve the fairness property, most of them are still strongly biased towards throughput when a conflict between throughput and fairness arises.

Today's general purpose processors have been optimized towards maximum throughput, using features like pipelines with instruction dependencies, caches, branch prediction, and out-of-order execution.

However, the constantly increasing demand for broadband and interactive satellite links emanates the need to apply novel interference mitigation techniques, striving towards Terabit throughput.

Innovative device designs are indicating avenues towards higher throughput of randomly collected melt electrospun fibers for the production of commodity nonwoven substrates, similar to solution electrospinning and many other industrial fiber-forming processes.

For the illumination and projection systems we have opted for a highly modular set-up of each electron optical component to achieve maximum flexibility and facilitate a fast and smooth evolution towards higher throughput and resolution.

Also in the parallel sensing scheme, the sensing phase time is reduced by increasing the number of parallel groups which leaves more time for the transmission that also contribute towards higher throughput.

Again, in the interest of speeding workflow and moving towards high throughput, we sought to overcome this drawback using a simplified three-plasmid approach.

The presence of repeats is still a major problem in shotgun sequencing, and with a possible shift from Sanger sequencing towards high throughput methods generating short reads without mate pairs, the repeat problem will continue to cause errors in shotgun assemblies.

This review highlights recent developments towards high-throughput flux analysis.

Here a novel electrochemical microarray platform towards high-throughput detection is presented.

Dedicated equipment is the order of the day, too--£2.5 million worth of it, all geared towards high-throughput DNA sequencing and transcription analysis.