Sentence examples for avenues for application from inspiring English sources
In recent years, continuous advances in design and fabrication of anisotropic nanoparticles have opened new avenues for application in various areas of biology, chemistry and physics.
The distortions influence the electronic density of states at the Fermi level by shifting the Dirac cone apex, opening potential avenues for applications of two-dimensional graphene in 3D devices.
The development of lipid-like self-assembling peptides with surfactant properties has opened new avenues for applications in biotechnology for the stabilization of membrane proteins more effectively than commercial detergents and in nanotechnology for the construction of energy conversion devices.
As these examples illustrate, in addition to being a critical avenue for application of research that is conducted in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell Cooperative Extension also plays a very important role in informing the college's research.
Achievement of this goal will open up many avenues for the application of thymus-based immune rejuvenation and manipulation.
Our findings may open avenues for the application of these yet unexplored native fruits in the food and pharmaceutical industry.
Further, these technological developments may open new avenues for the application of cryo to treat other cardiac arrhythmogenic disorders.
Action-oriented and community-based participatory interventions and approaches may be effective avenues for the application of intersectional and socio-ecologically-influenced strategies aimed at mediating the effect of incarceration on health.
Understanding how mechanical stimuli generated by foetal movement impact skeletal development will augment our fundamental knowledge of tissue formation and has at least two important potential avenues for clinical application.
Our work opens avenues for future applications with macroscopic cloaking devices.
Our findings will open up new avenues for more applications for TTK inhibitors in cancer treatment.
