Sentence examples for low versatility from inspiring English sources

Previous attempts to overcome this barrier relied on the promiscuous nature of peptide transport systems, but often suffered from low versatility or chemical instability.

Small range of these values causes unfortunately too low versatility of the method and the necessity of constant calibration.

In a sense, domains with high versatility index are situated in the "core" of the network, whereas those with low versatility index are situated in the network "periphery".

In fact, as shown in Figure 4, nodes with high degrees or even directly connected to the core nodes, if having a low versatility index, constitute peripheral hubs.

— Jeff Gordinier The Washington Post: The low price, versatility and long shelf life of palm oil have made it a preferred ingredient in the West.

Of all the melt growth techniques, Bridgman technique is widely preferred because of the low cost, versatility, easy adaptability, simple instrumentation etc.

The Ilizarov circular external fixator is a very reliable fixation system due to its low cost, versatility, stability under load, and low risk of septic dissemination.

Representatives of this group are generally isolated from alkaline environments with moderate temperatures and aerobic conditions, and also present low substrate versatility [Hartman 2009].

Compared to other existing methods, the sol-flame method has the unique and important advantages of rapid material growth rate, low cost, versatility and scalability.

Polyethylene (PE) is the most produced polymer and still dominates the polymer market because of its low cost, versatility, and ease of manufacture [37].

Our selection of an Ilizarov circular external fixator was dictated by its low cost, versatility, stability under load, possibility to performing modifications during treatment, and low risk of septic dissemination.