They showed relatively high catalytic activity towards oxygen reduction, demonstrating their potential applicability as inexpensive platinum-free cathode catalysts for use in low-temperature fuel cells.
In the present work, the heterogeneous structure of the particles can confer both magnetic-field responsiveness and potential applicability as a drug carrier.
When used as a binder- and conductive-agent-free electrode, the Ni3S2/Ni electrode demonstrates remarkable electrochemical performance with a superior cycling stability and a high rate capability, proving its potential applicability as a high performance anode for lithium ion batteries.
The direct-methanol fuel cell (DMFC), a type of polymer-electrolyte membrane fuel cell, has lately received much attention because of its potential applicability as a good alternative power source for the future.
The results suggest that the framework is an efficient approach for collecting and aggregating information on biodiversity and has potential applicability as a functional, efficient, and pragmatic general approach for gathering and synthesizing scientific knowledge on the state of ecosystems and biodiversity.
However, the biological role of ERBB4 and its potential applicability as a cancer drug target remain unclear.
As a matter of fact this pilot study clearly accounts for the proof of principle for the applicability of urinary miRNA expression profiles as a potential diagnostic tool in BC management.
However, more evidence is needed to evaluate whether free PSA might have potential clinical applicability as a circulating marker for breast tumours, because free PSA occurs at very low concentrations in serum, is incapable of binding to proteinase inhibitors, and does not always permit a distinction between healthy and benign diseased patients [ 14, 22].
The MSAT-based approach used here has potential for broad applicability as a cost effective tool toward determining admixture proportions.
Reovirus was discovered to preferentially replicate in cancer cells and later shown to target cells with aberrant Ras-signalling pathways, suggesting that reovirus has the potential applicability as an oncolytic therapy (Hashiro et al, 1977; Duncan et al, 1978; Coffey et al, 1998; Strong et al, 1998).
