Sentence examples for potential toolbox from inspiring English sources

We thus anticipate a potential toolbox of GECC comprising multiple mutually orthogonal, covalent-bond forming peptide-protein reactive pairs with diverse features, which shall bridge synthetic biology and materials science and open up enormous opportunities for biomaterialsin the future.

Biovolatilization of the final product, gaseous trimethylarsine (TMAs III)), could remove arsenicals from polluted sites, while converting the extremely toxic inorganic species of arsenic to virtually innocuous counterparts, thereby adding to the potential toolbox for bioremediation of soil arsenic.

"I think all parts of the supply chain [need] to look at the technological solutions that may be at hand – or to embrace new ones – and there are a whole range of potential tools in that toolbox".

This work shows the potential of the MIBCA toolbox for the study of AD, as findings were shown to be in agreement with the literature [2 4].

According to Fiehn, these gaps must be bridged if GC/MS is to realize its full potential within the metabolomics toolbox.

7, 9, 11– 21 Before the conference, all participants were provided with key topics, references, speaker presentations, and potential "tools" for the toolbox.

Cannabis is not a pharmaceutical product and thus has not taken a traditional route into the physicians' toolbox of potential therapies and has not undergone the same rigorous testing demanded by Health Canada of pharmaceutical medications.

However, they constitute a toolbox whose uses, potential benefits, and limitations must be clearly understood.

The potential of the optimal control toolbox is greatly enhanced by higher precision gradients in combination with the efficient optimization algorithm known as limited memory Broyden Fletcher Goldfarb Shanno.

This newest member of the cAMP toolbox has the potential to reveal unique biological functions of cAMP, including insight into the functional significance of compartmentalized signaling events.

Artifice, when introduced wisely, can broaden the scientist's toolbox and hypothesis-testing potential.