Sentence examples for extensive adaptability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the composite showed high stability and extensive adaptability in degradation of other organic pollutants.

And the targeting characteristic of CIK cells has extensive adaptability feature, which may be applied to clinical tumor therapy.

Ultrasonic vibration assisted milling(UVAM) has been widely studied recent years for its extensive adaptability on materials, good cutting effect, high efficiency, long cutting life, et al. And it is an emerging trend to obtain biomimetic surface texture and certain surface performance by UVAM.

To meet the requirement of extensive temperature adaptability of infrared optical systems, diffractive optics is applied to a high resolution Petzval objective in the 3-5 μm waveband and a hybrid Petzval objective, which is passively athermalised over the temperature range −20 °C to +50 °C, is designed.

Wheat has extensive agronomic adaptability and can be cultivated from 67° N in Scandinavia and Russia to 45° S in Argentina, including the tropics and subtropics [ 1, 2].

Grass carp also has extensive ecological adaptability, of the 115 countries in which grass carp have been introduced, at least 58 (~50%) appear to have self-sustaining populations [ 22].

For example, the extensive intervention adaptability of related HIV/AIDS interventions has been documented elsewhere [ 34], including the importance of intervention visibility and communications through revisions to key practices (e.g. evolving intervention "branding" and terminology to fit with local cultures and social norms) and community mobilization activities.

As a result of its extensive applicability and adaptability, cyanostilbene and its derivatives have been planted into different structural architectures such as polymers, functional nanoparticles, solid membranes, supramolecular systems and so on.

Few antagonistic effects have been reported for the relationships of RFIfat on carcass and meat quality, fertility, cow lifetime productivity and adaptability to stress or extensive grazing conditions.

The extensive use of antibiotics and the adaptability of S. aureus have led to the emergence of multidrug resistant strains in hospital and community settings.

Their remarkable adaptability, evolving population structure, and extensive industrial utility have made L. casei an organism of significant interest in the scientific community.