Sentence examples for no versatile from inspiring English sources

The control of parallelism is so demanding that no versatile single force machine in this geometry has been proposed so far.

Tip-based lithography (TBL) has gained popularity for patterning delicate, biologically active materials, but no versatile TBL-based multiplexing strategy has been devised.

Results from the ComplOverlap methodology in these graphs are the same as in Fig. 6, as there are no versatile parameters in this methodology, except for the α value to define the threshold.

Check out David Kiley's journey in a Jeep through Germany and Belgium to find an uncle killed in Germany in December 1944 fighting for the U.S. The Willys was created for the armed services at the beginning of the war as the War Department had no versatile vehicle.

However, there is no versatile and high throughput technique for quantitative measurements of signaling activities, including phosphorylation and the localization and expression of signaling molecules, in adherent cells with single cell resolution.

Although the number of commercially available columns designed especially for HILIC is growing, there is still no versatile stationary phase like C18 in RP-LC.

In the immune system, macrophages in tumor tissue generate nitric oxide (NO), producing versatile effects including apoptosis of tumor cells, because inducible NO synthase (iNOS) in the cytoplasm of a macrophage produces NO using l-arginine as a substrate.

The versatile NO-release kinetics and compatibility with amperometric glucose sensing make NO-releasing polyurethanes an ideal platform for assessing the effects of NO release on in vivo glucose biosensor performance.

No less versatile is Yury, the oldest sibling.

Marco Antonio Solis is a shade more earnest but no less versatile or romantic.

Although the print given to the Obamas merely said Twenty First Century City, other darker, though no less versatile pieces might read Hell or Scary.