Sentence examples for a greater versatility from inspiring English sources

FE models are used mostly for cases without crack propagation but requiring a greater versatility.

While the structure of the program remains similar to v1.x, v2 provides several new features such as evaluation of statistical fluctuations of particle yields, and a greater versatility, in particular regarding decay feed-down and input/output structure.

The hypothesis implies a greater versatility of release-factor like activity in the ribosomal A-site than previously appreciated.

The iron uptake strategies selected by P. aeruginosa and the Bcc are thus quite different; with P. aeruginosa showing a greater versatility in ECF regulated processes.

The developed software interface is very user-friendly and has a great versatility.

These materials have a great versatility both at the nanoscopic level in terms of their pore texture and at the macroscopic level in terms of their form.

Lipases are the most used enzymes in synthetic organic chemistry It has been demonstrated that they possess a great versatility in catalysis of different reactions such as hydrolysis, esterification, transesterification and aminolysis [8 11].

The open-source nature of the tool confers a great versatility and applicability to the tool which can be deployed as a multi-disciplinary aid to the decision making process.

In addition our results indicate that there is a great versatility and variability in the processing of different miRNAs in HeLa cells.

This lends a great versatility to the method because field-contaminated samples often contain a mix of HOCs over a wide range of concentrations.

A general concept that emerged from the various studies carried out on this topic is that spermatozoa exhibit a great versatility in their metabolism.