Sentence examples for suitable support for from inspiring English sources

Consequently, PEGA- modified GOMNP can be introduced as a biodegradable and suitable support for bioengineering.

Therefore, BP may be a suitable support for constructing excellent catalysts in electrocatalysis.

Ceramic supports correspond to lower average power and Al2O3 is a suitable support for water whereas SiC support may cause local runaway heating for oil sample.

Our findings provide suitable support for the identification of certain land uses in order to preserve riverine biodiversity and hopefully restore lotic ecosystems in Mediterranean catchments.

Against this background, the GFPA-guideline "Ingenieurmethoden des Brandschutzes" [10] has been developed in the recent years, which describes and classifies the available possibilities, approaches and models as well as provides suitable support for their application.

The results obtained showed that ceramic foam is a particularly suitable support for this application since it yields low gas pressure drop, good soot collection efficiency ("deep bed" filtration mechanism), high thermal shock resistance and good contact throughout the filter between soot particles and catalyst surface.

Suitable supports for NiO species and NiO-support synthesis are important in CO methanation.

The experimental results suggest the modified glass fibers as suitable supports for efficient catalysts for complete oxidation.

Amorphous carbon nanofibres are suitable supports for amorphous ruthenium oxide and perhaps for other amorphous oxides acting as active electrode materials.

The efficiency of the process can be further improved through intimate knowledge of suitable supports for titanium-on-silica catalysts and by gaining increased understanding of the chemistry of catalytic epoxidation.

These results indicated promising usefulness of OHTs as suitable supports for the design of pesticide slow release formulations with the aim of reducing the adverse effects derived from rapid transport losses of the chemical once applied to soils.