Sentence examples for much wider applications from inspiring English sources

When Dr Ceder has checked the predictions for hitherto untested materials by conducting real experiments, he has found that the results coincide.The materials genome project obviously has much wider applications than battery electrodes, but that is where Dr Ceder has started.

It is foreseeable that, driven by environmental legislation, lightweight products will gain much wider applications in the near future.

Using salt solutions that could be continuously regenerated with waste heat (≥40°C) and conventional technologies would allow much wider applications of salinity-gradient power production.

Most importantly, this novel design method brings huge potential to NPR cellular structures with high-level functions and much wider applications.

The novel engineered processing system has much wider applications within the chemical industry and the potential for a very effective high rate methanogenesis.

At this point you're probably thinking this is some sort of high tech for runners, but the Lechal has much wider applications than that.

The other major push is for a much wider application of family reunification laws.

The toothsome acidity of the tomatoes perfectly undercuts the delicate, savory, low-calorie cheesecake, though they have a much wider application.

While these are relatively rare, Galbraith says that about 40% of patients with common cancers have a deficiency in a gene involved in DNA repair, and so a drug such as Olaparib potentially has a much wider application.

But Father Pavel was murdered, apparently by a deranged young man, on August 5th.In any case the argument Ms Kizenko makes that the public role of a religion is not reducible to that of its hierachs, or their political partners—has a much wider application.

In practice, though, it had much wider application and less precise definition.