Sentence examples for a potential feasibility for from inspiring English sources

Such carbon configuration as counter electrode provides a potential feasibility for replacing metallic Pt counter electrodes.

The results suggest that the present synthetic strategy provides a potential feasibility for the fabrication of low-cost flexible counter electrodes of DSSCs using a facile deposition technique from an environmentally "friendly" solution at low temperature.

This satisfactory result expresses that a robust design that combines with CF heaters and decoration of alumina deposits exhibits a potential feasibility for commercializing IR illuminators with high thermal irradiation performance.

We also noted that the number of interviews and focus groups proposed in the proposals seemed extremely high when one considers the amount of analysis involved, highlighting a potential feasibility issue for some studies in completing the planned data collection or analysing a large volume of data successfully.

However, the high methylation frequencies previously described for these genes in breast tumor tissue suggested their potential feasibility for early breast cancer detection in cfDNA.

A concrete example for the potential feasibility of such approaches, is the automated knowledge induction based on contextual similarity modeling ranging from morphological to sentential context [ 97].

These results demonstrate the potential feasibility of an inducible expression system for producing biomass degrading enzymes in plants.

The evidences collected provide the potential feasibility of our approach for QoE evaluation and suggest the consideration of human affective attributes in modeling user experience.

We consider the potential feasibility of this approach for making short-term (60-day) forecasts of the growth and spread of a malignant brain cancer (glioblastoma multiforme) in individual patient cases, where the observations are synthetic magnetic resonance images of a hypothetical tumor.

Nevertheless, the achieved lipid content of around 50% is already significantly more than the 10% lipid content in sludge that was used as reference content to evaluate the feasibility biodiesel production [ 20] or and even more than the oil content of soybeans [ 46] or olives, implicating the potential feasibility of lipid recovery for the production of biodiesel.

The potential feasibility of using a proposed brightness amplifier for visualizing processes blocked from viewing by the background radiation with the brightness temperature up to 8000 K is demonstrated.