Sentence examples for afford interesting from inspiring English sources

In spite of the paucity of examples, it is expected that nitrogen functionalization of CNTs by the HTC method could afford interesting supports for anchoring Pd for heterogeneous reactions.

Hybrid block copolymers, which combine the economy and processibility of synthetic polymers with the functionality and highly ordered structures of polypeptides, can enhance control over structure formation at the nanoscale, as well as afford interesting materials that interface with Nature for a diversity of biomedical applications, such as drug delivery, tissue engineering and bioimaging.

ERα and ERβ differ significantly in their tissue distribution and ligand binding characteristics, as shown in this thematic review [ 8], thereby affording interesting potential for tissue-selective estrogen action.

But for those who remain disinclined toward dualism while having no sympathy for the currently fashionable monisms, neutral monism, stripped of all its extraneous accretions, may afford an interesting framework to explore.

Northern Ireland is distinctive in the UK as a division between Catholic and Protestant schools affords interesting insight from two Christian perspectives.

Sponges are ecological important members of many marine ecosystems (e.g. [ 40, 41]), and their simple body plans affords interesting experimental opportunities [ 42, 43].

This affords interesting insights into the underlying mechanism, since a total duration of cell death of approximately 80 h is incompatible with the execution of conventionally assumed necrotic or apoptotic cell death.

Our recent explorations with chloroperoxidase catalyzed peroxidations had afforded some interesting and unexpected results.

However, the Drosophila sex determination pathway is only partially conserved and the family Tephritidae affords an interesting example.

The various expressions of the human countenance afford a beautiful and interesting study; but there is something in the physiognomy of street-door knockers, almost as characteristic, and nearly as infallible.

When you go to a museum and there's a donation box, but no set entrance fee, how much do you put in? Don't worry, I won't force you to answer that question publicly - personally it depends on my mood - but the "pay what you can afford" model is an interesting one.