Sentence examples for characterized for potential from inspiring English sources

Nanocalorimeters based on a micromachined hotplate platform were characterized for potential applications in catalyst screening and reaction mechanism studies.

Here, bulk KLu2F7 Yb3+/Er3+ glass ceramics (GC), prepared by simple conversional melt-quenching method with subsequent heat-treatment, are carefully characterized for potential temperature sensor using fluorescence intensity ratio (FIR) technique.

Copolyimide thin films, which has the low level stress and stress relaxation induced by water sorption, were characterized for potential application as encapsulant, stress-relief buffer, and interlayer dielectrics.

Three-dimensional macroporous carbon nanotubes microspheres highly loaded with phase-pure NiCo2O4 hollow nanospheres are synthesized by the spray pyrolysis process and are characterized for potential use in lithium-ion batteries.

Likely human metabolites of select compounds were prepared and characterized for their potential to inhibit MTP in vivo.

In the present study four different compositions have been developed and characterized for their potential usage as structural materials.

Only two (PaGH61A and PaGH61B) were functionally characterized for their potential to degrade cellulose oxidatively [ 14].

Without a large set of chemicals that have been fully characterized for their potential contribution to breast cancer, true specificity of the HIA-BC is impossible to evaluate.

Each TA was characterized for its potential functions in tumorigenesis in each patient to gain an insight into the underlying biology of the observed expression profiles.

The major point is that the number is relatively large and that only a relatively small subset of these chemicals have been sufficiently well characterized for their potential to cause human or ecologic toxicity to support regulatory action.

The REACH regulation states that when chemicals/NPs are produced in a volume of more than one ton per year and sold at the European market, they must be characterized for their potential impact on aquatic ecosystems (European Parliament 2006).