Sentence examples for attractive merits from inspiring English sources

The attractive merits of reusability, reproducibility, and stability suggest that CuNi/C electrodes are a good alternative for practical glucose detection.

Induced pluripotent stem cell-derived mesenchymal stem cells (iPSC-MSCs) are a new type of MSCs that come with attractive merits over the iPSCs per se.

Attractive merits of the new design are high efficiency, high extinction ratio, wide incident wavelength bandwidth for TE polarization, and wide angular range for TM polarization.

Electrochemistry is shown to be quite compatible with microanalytical systems for biochemical assays, because of its attractive merits such as simplicity, rapidity, high sensitivity, reduced power consumption, and sample/reagent economy.

Fluorescent Ⅱ–Ⅳ Quantum dots (QDs) have demonstrated to be highly promising biological probes for various biological and biomedical applications due to their many attractive merits, such as robust photostabilty, strong photoluminescence, and size-tunable fluorescence.

The attractive merits of the infrared heating in these applications include high heat delivery rate, no need for heating medium, reduced processing time, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced product quality and safety without significant negative environmental footprint.

This attractive hypothesis merits further investigation.

"We believe that the potential share price decline, to a point sufficiently attractive to merit purchase, is more than enough to justify our 'sell' rating on Maxim shares at this time".

But given the added cost, in both money and time, of inspecting and somehow purifying mail, the idea of getting rid of tons of junk mail every day is an attractive one that merits serious consideration.

An Ohio School Facilities Assessment in 2002 reported that it was "very attractive architecturally and merits any means required to preserve it", and that residential units would be the best use, but that a major redevelopment project, while attractive to private developers, would be prohibitively expensive.

Given that virtually no readily modifiable risk factors for HL have been established, the potential of aspirin to prevent lymphomagenesis is a highly attractive prospect that merits attention in future pooled and other large-scale prospective studies of HL risk.