Sentence examples for further development of applications from inspiring English sources
Further development of applications is also needed, particularly applications of BCI technology to rehabilitation.
Successful incorporation of the DNPH labeled nucleoside triphosphate into the DNA structure shows that selected DNA polymerase tolerates this bulky moiety and can be used, in combination with electrochemical methods utilizing m-AgSAE, in further development of various applications.
We suggest that further development of the applications of the MRI toolkit in chemical and process engineering and catalysis hold significant promise for the development of safe and efficient technologies based on a detailed understanding of the interplay of various processes in an operating gas liquid solid reactor.
The nanoshell-based 3D periodic structure and our proposed process with high controllability and flexibility in the design of structural sizes have potential to be utilized for the further development of various applications including energy devices and sensors.
This approach might be compatible with clean technologies, and with further development of particular applications might be a way to improve production processes for recombinant proteins, enzymes and pharmaceutical products avoiding mechanical or chemical cell lysis.
Future focus areas in the field of IRTME are suggested for further development of new application areas and increased diagnostic value in the porcine and animal setting in general.
Overall, the properties of these novel biocomposites demonstrated discernible potential in further development of food packaging applications.
The lack of study hinders further development of hydrogels for applications that require long lifetimes under cyclic loads.
Use of reporting guidelines such as the CONSORT and CONSORT-EHEALTH statements should promote greater emphasis on methodological rigour, providing a firm foundation for the further development of clinical VR applications.
The resulting design environment template is available open source for further development of drug delivery applications as well as to serve as guideline in prototyping novel MCRs addressing other clinical needs.
