Sentence examples for present a promising alternative from inspiring English sources
Thus such glycerol based copolymers present a promising alternative to PNIPAM as a thermoresponsive coating of cell culture substrates.
These findings suggest that 3D printed models present a promising alternative as at lease a supplemental form of spatial information to the traditional forms of information delivery.
However, with overcrowded public hospitals and limited government health budgets, collaborating with private health providers appears to present a promising alternative to help the MOH expand access to and the quality of necessary services.
Thus, UAE present a promising alternative to conventional extraction process thanks to its high efficiency which was achieved in less time and at lower temperatures.
Photosynthetic microorganisms grown on marginal or deserted land present a promising alternative to the cultivation of energy plants and thereby may dampen the 'food or fuel' dispute.
The photocatalytic modification technology presents a promising alternative for membrane fouling control.
SABA presents a promising alternative in waste valorisation practice, as it can readily be used in the raw kiln feed as a partial replacement of ordinary raw materials.
According to the results, DOP presents a promising alternative as a secondary fuel resource, as the presence of its ash in the raw mixes did not affect negatively neither the clinker mineralogical composition, nor the physico-mechanical properties of the final cements produced.
126 Given its critical role in BER, targeting APE1 also presents a promising alternative.
In vivo manipulation of FOXN1 expression, which not only enlarges the aged thymus but also restores its function, therefore presents a promising alternative strategy for clinical thymus regeneration – for instance by small molecule manipulation of signaling pathways that regulate FOXN1 expression or directly augment FOXN1 function.
Selective crystallization of organic frameworks is presented as a promising alternative to ion separation from competitive aqueous environments.
