Sentence examples for potentialities for the from inspiring English sources

The highly porous material showed potentialities for the in situ phenolics polymerization (Song et al. 2017).

MoS2/WO3 photoanodes hold potentialities for the straightforward building of molecular level devices for PEC production.

Sucrose solutions, with concentrations near or superior to saturation, present high potentialities for the candy and pastry industries.

Highlighting new tools for therapeutic gene circuits, we describe a future that holds a plethora of potentialities for the medicine of tomorrow.

Drug loaded buckypapers based on different types of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were prepared and characterized in order to evaluate their potentialities for the design of novel transdermal drug delivery systems.

The aim of this paper is to highlight the potentialities for supporting the decision making process and design activities, for the case of retrofit projects with alternative technological solutions to compare.

The definition of motion as the actuality of a potentiality of the entity undergoing motion in so far as it is potential requires that in each case the passive potentiality for the change is present in the changing object.

These processes are possible because of new unique properties of such artificial atoms: strong oxidizing ability, potentialities for increasing the rates of photochemical reactions during catalysis and adsorption as well as the ability to form a great number of new compounds with unique characteristics (in particular, quasi-molecules and quasi-crystals [4, 5, 6]).

Based on obtained results, all studied ceramic pastes turn out to offer a great potentiality for the earthenware industry despite their varied lithology.

Our work demonstrated the potentiality for the development of practical Zn2+ sensors based on the isolated BFP chromophores without the proteinframe.

The results proved that the fabricated PLACL/SF/AV nanofibrous scaffolds have good potentiality for the regeneration of infarcted myocardium in cardiac tissue engineering.