Sentence examples for pursued for use from inspiring English sources
Approximately 50 small (<300 MWe) to medium-sized (<700 MWe) reactors (SMRs) concepts are being pursued for use in electricity and cogeneration (combined heat and power) markets.
Similar efforts could also be pursued for use of beneficial wild alleles at QTL for Brix and fruit weight in breeding for improved horticultural traits in processing tomato.
However, the slide notes: "A remote installation capability will be pursued for future use".
The performance of such organic transistors is influenced by a range of factors and optimization can therefore be pursued for example using other gate dielectrics [39], electrode materials [40], and by implementing nanofibers from other molecules [16].
The CNNC arrays with intact shape, high optical absorption, high electrical conduction, and nice wettability to polymer are pursued for potential uses as electrodes or even absorbers in photovoltaic devices and photodetectors.
Mr Comey's attitude has done him no harm: he is now America's deputy attorney-general.If the fate of the Fastows and Mr Waksal fails to soften hearts, consider the unfortunate rich people who the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) is pursuing for their use of "abusive" tax shelters in the 1990s.
The continuous spectrum covering the whole blue region due to the impressive excimer emission motivated us to pursue for WOLEDs using SiBN-doped AND thin film as the blue EML, while TPBi was used as the ETL in this case.
Different types of biomarkers have been pursued for the detection of AD using imaging, genetic and biochemical tools [ 3, 5, 8- 11].
To cope with the increased track density and trigger rates, a new module concept based on the coincidence of hits in two closely stacked sensors is pursued for the new tracker, allowing the use of tracking and transverse momentum information already at the first trigger level.
The development of implantable glucose sensors for use in diabetes treatment has been pursued for decades.
Conventional strategies of attenuating viruses for use as human vaccines have not been pursued for EBOV because of concerns about reversion to a wild-type form.
