Sentence examples for address versatile from inspiring English sources

In regard to applications, we address versatile advances in IL as neat lubricants or additives on different sliding pairs.

The pharmacokinetic and versatility of nanometric systems appear particularly advantageous for addressing the versatile biomedical research needs.

To address this, the versatile multicellular spheroid (MCTS) model (Kunz-Schughart et al, 1998; Santini and Rainaldi, 1999) was chosen to investigate the influence that P-gp exerts on drug distribution in solid tumours.

However, axeing the apostrophe pulls in the other direction – away from sober tradition and into the online future where it brings, in "a digital world of URLs and email addresses, a more versatile and practical spelling".

You might think that, as the man behind last year's first International Apostrophe Day, I'd be joining the outcry about Waterstones' (note the apostrophe) decision to drop the apostrophe from its previous incarnation, Waterstone's, on the grounds that "Waterstones without an apostrophe is, in a digital world of URLs and email addresses, a more versatile and practical spelling".

James Daunt expressed "Waterstones without an apostrophe is, in a digital world of URLs and email addresses, a more versatile and practical spelling".

In ten years of its life, Orfeo ToolBox has evolved from a C++ only, VHR specific library to a versatile toolkit addressing most of remote sensing imagery needs.

It must be versatile enough to address differentiating risks, and to suit a variety of customer needs.

Biofunctionalization stands out as a versatile approach to address such ambitious goal.

Fig. 2 Structure and function of the steps of an integrated 'model train' that can be used in a versatile manner to address management problems in water quality management, and that combines models and data on chemicals (regarding emissions, fate and behaviour) with those on sensitivity of exposed organisms and other relevant data (e.g. on the hydrology of European surface waters).

The specific objective of this study was to conduct a dose response experiment with Mycoplasma pulmonis in Sprague-Dawley rats to develop a reproducible animal model of maternal and fetal infection that would provide a versatile mechanism to address the innate fetal immune response during intrauterine infection.