Sentence examples for be of substantial interest from inspiring English sources
That holding should be of substantial interest to both the federal banking agencies and the financial institutions they regulate.
The obtained results may be of substantial interest for chemical engineering which deals with a designing of new efficient organic luminophores for electroluminescent applications.
Taking into account that such good agreement is found for a set of more complex organic systems like BAPQD this may be of substantial interest for chemical engineering which deals with the designing of new efficient organic luminophores for electroluminescent applications.
Hence, further tuning these nanostructure's key parameters, i.e., the composition of Au and Ag inside one nanodisk, may be of substantial interest.
Still, if the argument were to defeat all reductionist forms of naturalism that would be of substantial interest and might well be part of larger argument for non-naturalism when combined with an independent argument against anti-reductionist forms of naturalism (for further discussion, see Ball 1988, Ball 1991 and Baldwin 1990 87 899).
It may therefore be of substantial interest to the field whether SENP2 can indeed deSUMOylate NEMO in vivo and how this reaction proceeds in relation to the SUMOylation status of NEMO.
In a produce-to-order environment, it is of substantial interest to be able to quote a tight and reliable lead time for a new job (or order) upon its arrival to a manufacturing system.
The development of reliable mathematical models for mass transport in crosslinked polymers and their thorough experimental validation are of substantial interest in the design of technical membrane processes or the assessment of polymer performance when applications such as functional films and protective coatings are concerned.
In the design of crosslinked polymer elements for separation and fuel cell technology, controlled drug delivery devices or micro-scale sensor-actuator systems, profound knowledge of mass transport in the polymer network is of substantial interest for a systematic ab initio evaluation of separation efficiency, drug release rates and response characteristics.
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the velocity sensed by a single laser vibrometer beam incident in an arbitrary direction on a target that is of substantial interest in engineering — a rotating shaft requiring three translational and three rotational co-ordinates to describe its vibratory motion fully.
