Sentence examples for be very versatile from inspiring English sources
The vacuum infusion process has been found to be very versatile for making large composite structures.
The step towards automation however is not easy: The automated extraction method has to be very versatile to reliably prepare high yields of pure genomic DNA from a broad variety of sample types on different carrier materials.
Our empirical methodology, which can be very versatile in its application (of which we provide several examples), allows showing the important labor market segmentation, and it can be useful for the efficient design of active employment policies, for instance of labor mobility.
In the search for innovative structronics technologies, piezoelectric materials have proved to be very versatile in both sensor and actuator applications.
The other BVMOs belonging to this group are both of microbial and fungal origin (Miyamoto et al. [1995]; Jiang et al. [2009]; Qiao et al. [2011]) and are known to be very versatile in terms of their substrate scope, and efficiently catalyze the oxidation of a wide range of substrates, which indicates a broader application potential (Fink et al. [2012]; Bianchi et al. [2013]).
Thus, a new class of D-form self-assembling peptides may prove to be very versatile in fabricating novel supramolecular architecture and have a wide range of applications in biotechnology, nanobiotechnology and medical technology.
These are very versatile.
"He's very versatile, just like me".
"He's very versatile," Eiland said.
