Sentence examples for long-term applications from inspiring English sources

Studying such effects is important for the development of long-term applications.

Our study provides some new insights into the design of materials for multifunctional long-term applications.

However, the severe energy constraints of the sensors present major challenges for long-term applications.

Aging-resistance is an important property of rubber products for their long-term applications.

The half-life of the isotope -- 102 years, meaning that in that time half of the substance will have decayed -- makes it attractive for long-term applications.

However, these materials biodegrade in vivo in long-term applications, leading to mechanical failure and releasing carcinogenic aromatic diamines.

The results are rather promising and confirm the potential of the MAX phases to operate under long term applications of high temperature and oxidizing environments.

Understanding the mechanisms of degradation of self-assembled monolayers (SAM) is required for their use in molecular devices and in general in long term applications.

These hydrogel composites provide a biologically relevant system with controllable temporal stiffening and elasticity, thus offering enhanced tunable scaffolds for short or long term applications in tissue engineering.

Implantable microelectrodes are often designed to be used in chronic long term applications in vertebrates and subjected to strict endurance and resolution requirements.

These highly luminescent and stable QDs could be utilized for the development of new quantum dot-based sensors, light emitting diodes, phosphor and coating for long term applications.