Sentence examples for its great application from inspiring English sources
The excellent performance of the reusable SERS substrate indicated its great application potential.
As we know, network coding has demonstrated its great application prospects in wireless sensor network (WSN) transmission.
Based on this theory, network coding technology, network coding has demonstrated its great application prospects in both wired networks and wireless networks.
What's more is, we found that the combination of methanol and SVH displayed a significant synergistic effect on CA accumulation even with a weaker strain, which suggested its great application potential in fermentation.
The mechanical characteristics of graphene oxide (GO) play a critical role in its great applications.
Its greatest application is in moving unconsolidated sediments of low specific gravity over long distances where a continuous supply of water is available.
Furthermore, the research may find its greatest application only in developed countries but not in developing countries.
While S-SCEAM clearly has its greatest application within Swedish RCFs, we would suggest that S-SCEAM represents an improvement on the original SCEAM, and can be better used as a foundation for future developments of the SCEAM assessment model.
MRS has been demonstrated to be useful in multiple body systems, but its greatest application has been in the study of neurological disorders, including neuroinflammatory diseases, dementia and brain cancers.
Last January, the iPhone was graced with one of its greatest applications yet (at least, for burrito lovers): a native Chipotle app, allowing users to order their meals online for easy pickup.
The reason being DNA extracted from these fixed tissues finds its greatest applications in retrospective studies notably in sudden unexplained death where FF and FFPET is a unique source of genetic material and therefore represents an invaluable resource for genetic studies in situations where subjects are no longer alive as reported in the literature (Chugh et al. 2004; Doolan et al. 2008).
