Sentence examples for have wide potential from inspiring English sources
Subwavelength metal circular structures have wide potential applications for the higher transmission efficiency than holes.
The methodology and its applications have wide potential in Europe, which is now facing big economic and industrial transformation challenges.
In particular, they have wide potential window, low background current in indifferent electrolytes (KCl, K2SO4) and good reproducibility.
Also graphene oxide-based materials (GOBMs), which are hydrophilic and biocompatible, have wide potential applications in biotechnology and biomedical engineering.
We believe these CuInSe2 nanoparticles with controllable size could be processed into films and have wide potential applications in solar cell devices.
The unique composite material based on biomolecules-functionalized carbon nanotube and ionic liquid have wide potential applications in direct electrochemistry, biosensors, and biocatalysis.
Considering the simplicity and reproducibility, such HTMH method could have wide potentials for the fabrication of various functional nanocrystals.
The possibilities of utilizing natural fibers as fillers for ICPs as well as CPCs to form natural fibers-conducting polymer composite materials have wide potentials in the modern industries.
If the number of the users of high-precision GNSS positioning increases as a result of decreasing prices, such a crowdsourced dataset will have wide potentials including geophysical applications (Foster et al. 2012; Ichikawa et al. 2013; Roggenbuck et al. 2014).
You mention renewable portfolio standards but don't mention a "clean energy standard" — which appears to have wider potential appeal given that it includes nuclear power and natural gas.
While the applicability of the results produced by IE methods employing relation representations is closely tied to the specific relation type targeted (i.e. PPI or gene disease), event representations have wider potential in supporting applications ranging from PPI to semantic search and pathway extraction (Kim et al., 2009).
