Sentence examples for make them practical from inspiring English sources

The proposed new polymers need to be synthesized and analyzed to make them practical for use in oral drug delivery.

Perovskite solar cells are thought to have great potential, and new understanding of how changes in composition affect their behavior could help to make them practical.

In this paper, we examine the historical development of these approaches, describe in some detail the theoretical background of each major method and the associated numerical techniques required to make them practical in an engineering setting.

Solid-state drives have been around for decades, but the technology to make them practical and affordable didn't emerge until 2008, when manufacturers like Intel, Toshiba, Samsung, Kingston, Corsair and OCZ began selling them for around $10 a gigabyte.

So even if technology, science and materials didn't catch up to make them practical and routine until the last couple of decades, the idea doesn't exactly seem profound to most non-dentists.

Nocera says the catalysts could reduce the price of commercial electrolyzers to levels that are approximately 25 to 60percentt less than conventional electrolyzers and also make them practical for small-scale applications such as use in homes.

Translating quantum technologies to room-temperature semiconductor systems is key to making them practical and scalable.

This made them practical for applications in which size does not matter much, such as balancing loads across power grids.

The results show strong orientation in these compacts making them practical for a variety of device applications.

The Greek alphabet reduced this difficulty, and the nonspecialized content of Greek books made them practical instruments of communication to a general public.

Bradow says their batteries could be made for much less in high volumes, however, eventually making them practical for distributed sensor networks.