Sentence examples for show remarkable potential from inspiring English sources
Endless fibre reinforced polymer matrix composites show remarkable potential for substituting metal components in engineering applications.
Thus, XOSs show remarkable potential for practical utilization in many fields, including functional food, pharmaceuticals, feed formulations and agricultural applications.
This optimized system showed remarkable potential for large-scale aerobic succinate production and process optimization.
In conclusion, LDE-paclitaxel produced pronounced atherosclerosis regression without toxicity and has shown remarkable potential in cardiovascular therapeutics.
The parallelism attained by the use of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) has shown remarkable potential for accelerating control systems applications.
Other CPT derivatives, such as 9-nitroCPT and 9-aminoCPT, have also shown remarkable potential in the treatment of cancer.
The present findings suggest that the MC has shown remarkable potential in protecting the protein thiols and reducing the protein carbonyl content.
SHYGC shows remarkable potential of antiviral capability against HBV without appreciable side effects, and it significantly attenuates hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg) level in the sera of patients with hepatitis B [ 2].
From the results of the present investigation it is revealed that both Cad Sulph-30 and Cad Sulph-200 showed remarkable potential to reduce genotoxic effects produced by CdCl2 although the drug itself had no palpable genotoxic effects of its own when fed to normal healthy mice.
Despite the infancy of this area of research, materials constructed from these nanostructures show remarkable antibacterial potential worthy of further investigation.
On the other hand, the homeostatic Drosophila midgut resembles a lowly proliferative epithelium like that of the mammalian urinary bladder or liver, which both show remarkable regenerative potential and shift from an almost quiescent to a hyperproliferative state in response to injury (Hung et al, 2009; Greenbaum and Wells, 2011).
