Sentence examples for versatile templates from inspiring English sources

These Nb2O5 nanotubes and nanorods can be used as versatile templates to fabricate MNbO3 (M = Li, Na, K) nanotubes and nanorods.

Furthermore, the PDA layer assembled graphene sheets could function as versatile templates to construct 2D architectures with mineralized inorganic/metal nanoparticles; and the regarding catalytic ability and the adsorption of heavy metal ions were studied.

All these results confirm the versatile template effect and correct choice of multications.

These preliminary results supported the potential use of pyrimido-oxazepines as a versatile template for developing specific kinase inhibitors.

The physicochemical characteristics of GO that make it a chemically versatile template with a high surface-to-volume ratio facilitate a variety of biomedical applications such as imaging and cancer therapy, and biosensing.

We report a new approach to fabricate versatile nanoporous templates with high aspect ratios by incorporating silicon-containing block copolymers into the lithographic bilayer system.

In the past 25 years, DNA molecules have been utilized both as powerful synthetic building blocks to create nanoscale architectures and as versatile programmable templates for assembly of nanomaterials.

Similar to this approach, there is another versatile hard template strategy, which usually takes porous template such as anodic alumina oxide (AAO) and track-etched polymer membranes.

Using this simple, versatile and template-free method we produced PLA foams with porosities as high as ∼90.8%, specific surface area up to 54.14 m2/g, crystallinity up to 62.6% and compressive modulus ranging from 1.8 to 57 MPa.

Hyperbranched amphiphilic polymeric systems with core shell architecture can be used as versatile nanocontainers and templates with great potential in application fields ranging from medicine to organic coatings.

Electronic resources also provide the capability of producing one standardized template, versatile enough to be adapted, translated, modified, and updated.