Sentence examples for its unique potential from inspiring English sources

Although the white QD-LED has a long way to commercialization and even cannot compete with white LED using QD as phosphor, it also has its unique potential in terms of offering large area and flexible lighting source which will render it an interesting direction to be explored in the next few decades.

There were omissions and failings and, as we have seen in the Hutton process, mistakes, but this was now an organisation swept up to the full stretch of its unique potential.

Cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) is considered a primary tool for the diagnosis of acute myocarditis, due to its unique potential for non-invasive identification of the various hallmarks of the inflammatory response, with relevant impact on patient management and prognosis.

The genus is also well known for its unique potential ability in production of wide variety of secondary metabolites, such as antibiotics, immunosuppressors and many other biologically active compounds used in various pharmaceuticals and commercial industries [5].

Most investigations on Glo1 did not rely on mass spectrometry and its unique potential to identify posttranslational modifications by interpretation of characteristic mass differences and their localization after digest of the protein.

The hiPSC technology has raised significant excitement with regards to its unique potential for regenerative medicine and for the study of various genetic disorders as well as for drug discovery and screening.

The Gates Foundation's scale - $29bn - gives it unique potential.

However, it is TRAF6 that endows RANK with its unique osteoclastogenic potential.

In conclusion, we describe MRCV as a novel calicivirus on the basis of its identification as the first non-RHDV Lagovirus sp. detected in the United States, its unique pathogenic potential to rabbits among the currently described non-RHDV lagoviruses, and its genetic distinction from RHDV.

However Modesto had heard that this area used to be home to wild green-winged macaws, and realised it's unique potential.

Moreover, relative to other approaches, it offers the unique potential, being based on the coexpression of two separate Cre fragments, to achieve "combinatorial" or "intersectional" transgenesis [4].