Sentence examples for introduced as potential from inspiring English sources
Recently, biomimetic wound dressings were introduced as potential replacements for treating skin injuries.
Over the recent years, various materials have been introduced as potential 3D cell culture scaffolds.
Ionic liquids (ILs) have been introduced as potential replacement of conventional CO2 capturing solvents, for their negligible vapour pressure and high thermal stability.
Specific inhibitors were introduced as potential therapy for arthritis, based on the potential roles of MMPs even though they were directed at downstream events.
For example, EESD4, YLTD22, DRLD72, TEED105, and SNED139 motifs were introduced as potential cleavage sites in H9N2 viruses isolated from Asia during 1997 2012.
In addition, the platelet count/spleen width ratio and the spleen width on ultrasonography were first introduced as potential predictors of EV.
R-1233zd(E) is being introduced as a potential candidate to be an alternative working fluid for high temperature heat pumps and organic Rankine cycles (ORCs).
Wall distress is mainly evaluated in terms of dynamic earth pressures, shear forces and bending moments, while the original concept of a "distress spectrum" is introduced as a potential new tool for the seismic design of retaining structures.
Towards these ends, the concept of an IRE rice mill complex has been introduced as a potential solution, along with the mass and energy balances of the key resources.
Rambutan-like CNT-Al2O3 scaffolds are introduced as a potential candidate for CNT-based catalyst supports to overcome the CNT issues, such as the easy bundling in catalyst ink and the poor pore structure of the CNT-based catalyst layers, and to achieve high MEA performance in PEFCs.
In this paper, the current knowledge of mass transfer processes from the non-aqueous phase to the aqueous phase is summarised and the use of mass flux measurements (monitoring the concentration of contaminants in aqueous phase due to source zone NAPL groundwater mass transfer) is introduced as a potential tool to assess the efficiency of technologies used in source zone remediation.
