Sentence examples similar to versatile for many from inspiring English sources

Streptavidin is a versatile molecule for many in vitro and in vivo applications.

Hydrogen peroxide, as a very versatile reagent for many industrial processes, has caused many accidents in recent years.

But no one has been paying attention to 3D models which are more versatile and for many applications, much more powerful.

Quine and Goodman suggest a translation into the language of mereology with an additional auxiliary predicate "bigger than"; while this provides a surprisingly versatile solution for many cases, it is still not completely general (Goodman and Quine 1947: 110 11).

Haflingers were bred to be versatile enough for many under-saddle disciplines, but still solid enough for draft and driving work.

This geuze -- a blend of young and old lambic beers -- is funky and bracingly tart, and it is a versatile match for many picnic foods.

As ESCs are reliable and versatile for generating many different tissue cell types, it is an appealing option to generate a "universal" hESC line with significantly reduced expression of MHC molecules.

Small interfering RNA (siRNA) mediated RNA interference is a versatile therapeutic tool for many intractable genetic disorders.

AM consists of various technologies to process versatile materials, and for many years its dominant application has been the manufacture of prototypes, or Rapid Prototyping.

The most versatile leather, used for many kinds of shoes, is side leather, made from cattle hide and called side because the large hide is cut down the middle lengthwise into two sides for handling.

Thin-layer chromatography (TLC) is one of the most efficient and versatile separation methods for many classes of chemical compounds.