Sentence examples for greatly potential from inspiring English sources
The one-pot strategy presented here may have greatly potential impact on the design and preparation of Pt nanocatalysts.
Moreover, the reagentless ECL immunosensor also exhibits high sensitivity, excellent selectivity and good stability, which has greatly potential development and application in clinical diagnostics, immunology and biomedical research.
According to the previous studies, the porous iron oxide nanomaterials have remarkable magnetic properties, special structures and greatly potential applications in targetable or recyclable carriers, catalyst and biotechnology [17, 18].
The obtained branched CdS architectures exhibit superior FE properties with the lower turn-on field (Eto) of 7.1 V μm−1 at a current density of 10 μA cm−2, and threshold field (Ethr) of 8.3 V μm−1 at a current density of 100 μA cm−2, which shows that the obtained products have greatly potential application as FE devices.
Graphene hydrogel has shown greatly potentials in bone tissue engineering recently, but it is relatively weak in the practical use.
In any case the greatly feared potential "haven" for Al Qaeda in Afghanistan turns out to much less important than previously imagined, as a potential threat to the United States.
That technology greatly expands potential locations for offshore wind farms, which have been fixed into the seabed, limiting their location to shallow waters.
The low conductivity can greatly limit potential applications of the composites.
The cost-effective, nonhazardous DESs will present greatly stimulative potential in these biocatalytic processes.
This all matters greatly for potential investors, because as the S1 showed, much of Groupon's warchest of venture capital has gone to its aggressive international expansion.
"A contrary decision would have overturned decades of established law and greatly expanded potential liability of our member companies," said John Engler, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, in a statement.
