Sentence examples for multiplicity of applications from inspiring English sources
Nature, through an evolutionary process, has demonstrated the versatility and multiplicity of applications to be addressed by peptides and proteins.
Carbon films and coatings are industrially very versatile and have a multiplicity of applications, such as conductive coatings or chemical and thermal protection layers.
Human platelet lysate prepared by the various release strategies has been established as a suitable alternative to fetal bovine serum as culture medium supplement, enabling efficient propagation of human cells under animal serum-free conditions for a multiplicity of applications in advanced somatic cell therapy and tissue engineering.
The multiplicity of available applications to predict transcription factor binding sites in a particular locus contrasts with the substantial computational expertise that is demanded to manipulate them, which may constitute a potential barrier for the experimental community.
For instance, assuming superlinear hypothesis, many authors have obtained multiplicity of solutions with applications to elliptic systems in annular domains.
There is considerable information on a diverse set of barriers relevant to U.S. pathways, but the lack of consensus on measures and the multiplicity of factors limits straightforward application of available measures to a particular geographic area.
This is a summarising account of those advances and the multiplicity of new insights gained through their application.
Yet those multiple buttons enable a multiplicity of actions at your fingertips that even a multitouch interface doesn't approach.
As an application, we study the multiplicity of normalized Laplacian eigenvalues of small diameter trees.
The phenomenon of multiplicity of steady states is determined through the application of singularity theory.
A multiplicity of factors such as age, gender, ventilation time, application of methylprednisolone and the use of blood products influence the perioperative immune function.
