Sentence examples for a wider utilization from inspiring English sources
Even if promising, a wider utilization of this approach might be hindered by the difficult access to the needed labelling precursor 40.
We review here recent progress on BPH resistance genetics and molecular breeding in rice, aiming to help a wider utilization of BPH resistance genes.
Chitosan had a wide utilization to satisfy this demand.
The similar size of nanoparticles and biomolecules such as proteins and polynucleic acids provide a wide utilization of these materials in biology and medicine [11].
In addition, there is a wide utilization of the recycled cigarette butts in absorbing the other metal nitrides, such as Fe3+, Co2+, and Ni2+ ions, for application in supercapacitors.
Currently, it is unclear if the advances in technology and knowledge about radiation reduction translated into reduced levels of cardiac CTA radiation dose in daily clinical practice as well as a wide utilization of dose-saving strategies.
The critical examination of properties of fly ash provides insight for wider utilization of fly ash, facilitating a higher replacement of cement possibly upto 60% in a scientific way rather than by trial and error basis.
The electro-oxidation of carbon materials enormously degrades their performance and limits their wider utilization in multiple electrochemical applications.
A weakness in early strength and the need for longer curing times in the case of cold bituminous emulsion mixtures (CBEMs) compared to hot mix asphalt have been cited as barriers to the wider utilization of these mixtures.
The development of diagnostic tests which can readily differentiate between vaccinated and tuberculosis-infected individuals is crucial for the wider utilization of bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) as vaccine in humans and animals.
Since the potential benefits of biochar in soil are governed by initial pyrolysis conditions and soil types; therefore, its wider utilization potential as suitable tool in sustainable agriculture and climate change mitigation needs to be critically analyzed before its specific recommendation to an agroecosystem.
