Sentence examples for practical candidates from inspiring English sources

The inference point out chitosan-gelatin particles as potently practical candidates for DD at intraocular level [81].

Besides that, inactivated bacteria are considered one of the most practical candidates of feed additives.

But the schedule on the main stage had a curious bookend to an opening that began with Cruz's intransigence: a compelling and practical candidate workshop about outreach to black communities.

Tolerances under 15% indicated this porous Ni P thin-film is a very practical candidate to fabricate embedded resistors.

The parametric TSM can be used to study more complex mQCA gates composed of practical candidate mixed-valence molecules, where exploiting the SA/CASSCF method is of high computational cost.

The numerical results show that efficiency as high as 15% may be attainable, when using uniform submicron-depth microchannels in substrates with moderately high zeta potentials, as well as using electrolytes with low specific conductivity (we identify practical candidate electrolytes).

Furthermore, biocompatibility of such modified nanofibers was also evaluated through cytotoxicity results, therefore the modified PLA nanocomposite can be considered as a practical candidate for hard tissue engineering applications.

It is concluded that this new Nb 28Ta 3.5W 1.3Zr alloy is a practical candidate stent material for both coronary applications and peripheral uses such as carotid or intracranial stenting, where reduced MR image artifact would be beneficial.

Thus, the patatin-knockdown potato tuber would be a practical candidate to host the selective production of human therapeutic glycoproteins.

A simple and practical candidate for such a measure is the base pair distance between the starting and stopping structures.

Among these factors, only AR is a practical candidate indicator that can be used for intervention in children to prevent adult obesity.