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Such polymeric scaffolds should be suitable materials for non-load sharing tissue-engineering applications.
Solid polymer electrolytes can be suitable materials for the development of more compact, flexible and safer solid-state supercapacitors.
Our finding suggests that monodispersed, spherical shaped luminescent MSs could be suitable materials for future use in photonic based bioapplications.
SItp, X-SItp and 24TT-SItp proved to be suitable materials for either load-bearing applications or temporary applications such as tissue engineering scaffolds or drug delivery systems.
In an experimental maxillary cleft model, a bioabsorbable composite membrane of ε-caprolactone and l-lactic acid 50/50 copolymer (PCL/LLA) film and mesh and poly 96l,4d-lactide (PLA96) mesh were found to be suitable materials for guiding bone regeneration in the cleft defect area.
Mutant lines with the maximal changes in seed protein, oil, and sugar content observed in the present study may be suitable materials for a smart forward genetics approach such as MutMap [ 56] that allows rapid causal gene identification for the mutant by whole-genome resequencing of pooled DNAs from segregating progenies with phenotypic differences.
In such circumstances the fabrication of a story blaming Arabs for the destruction of the most famous library of the ancient world at Alexandria would be suitable material for the battle of words that characterized the time of the Crusades.
Switching ability of the oligomers was evaluated by kinetic studies upon measuring the percent transmittance (%T) at their maximum contrast point, indicating that these oligomers were found to be suitable material for electrochromic devices.
As a result of the spectroelectrochemical measurements, the orange color of film changed to green color with applied potential and the polymer was found to be suitable material for electrochromic applications.
They are suitable materials for analyzing genetic variation among local varieties before introducing modern breeding methodologies.
