Sentence examples for an advantageous material from inspiring English sources
The unique electronic properties of graphene make it an advantageous material for use in many applications, except those that require a band gap.
The present study demonstrates that RAD16-I is an advantageous material with tunable properties to control the release of rAAV vectors as a promising tool to develop new, improved therapeutic approaches for tissue engineering in vivo.
This superior material can reduce the dimensions of the columns, and therefore, can be considered as a more advantageous material than normal-strength concrete (NSC).
The composite coating was able to combine advantageous material properties from both the constituent ceramics.
The main issue in finding large ZT materials is to balance the advantageous material properties, i.e., S and σ, with the detrimental κ l and κ e.
Silk fibroin film was chosen for the nanoimprinting mold mainly due to its advantageous material properties as well as simple and inexpensive production process [31, 32].
Sensors printed onto paper are considered in further experiments as their response to noradrenaline is the highest and advantageous material properties, including sustainability and flexibility of the material.
Because of their advantageous material properties, such as disposability, simplicity, and rapid responses, SPEs have been successfully utilised for the rapid in situ analysis of environmental pollutants.
Advantageous material characteristics for the improvement of fatigue strength were summarized from the achievements of the previous researches, followed by a new attempt to combine them in material design.
Thin-walled members made of fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composites are increasingly being used for structural applications, due to the advantageous material properties such as low weight, high tensile strength and insensitivity to corrosion.
On the basis of the results obtained, the most advantageous material for estimation of nonoccupational exposure to arsenic seems to be hair, in spite of some problems with the decontamination procedure involved.
