Sentence examples for that may find application from inspiring English sources

These analyses are important for fabricating novel PhC cavity designs that may find application in temperature resilient devices.

This approach would allow establishing an efficient cell line with increased virus yields that may find application in vaccine production against IBDV.

Contrary to the glucansucrases in GH70, GTFB is unable to use sucrose as substrate, but instead converts malto-oligosaccharides and starch into isomalto-/malto- polymers that may find application as prebiotics and dietary fibers.

As mentioned above, for CLIC to be successful, its subsystems require technological developments that may find applications elsewhere.

Bacteriocins from lactic acid bacteria are ribosomally synthesized anti-microbial compounds that may find applications from food preservation to healthcare.

Inorganic hollow spheres with tailored structural, optical, and surface properties represent an important class of materials that may find applications in a wide range of areas such as delivery vehicle systems, photonic crystals, fillers, and catalysts [1 4].

"Or we can force heat to concentrate in a small volume, which will then heat up very rapidly". It is this ability to direct and concentrate heat that may find first application, for instance in the microelectronics industry, where the heat load in specific areas remains a difficult challenge to engineers.

This pH-responsive hybrid nanosystem may serve as a safe and efficient nonviral vector that may find wide applications in gene therapy.

The main contributions of our paper include the introduction of general structural lemmas on connectivity and a charging scheme that may find more applications in the future.

Our results provide several new insights into ion-macromolecular interactions that may find useful applications in the design of multi-scale biological systems and industrial formulations.

It allows the synthesis of new high-silica zeolites (Si/Al >1,000), whose synthesis is considered infeasible with traditional (solvothermal) methods, offering new topologies that may find novel applications.