Sentence examples for which could be suitable from inspiring English sources
The current research was conducted to propose a nanocomposite material, which could be suitable to be used as a scaffold for bone tissue engineering applications.
The emphasis is on a 60 GHz wireless system which could be suitable for the emerging 5th-generation (5G) cellular networks.
A general module was designed specifically for the routine synthesis of [18F]FET, which could be suitable for the present two chemical methods with simple modifications.
A study focusing on a lattice of different coupled plates, is also proposed; a numerical approach shows results which could be suitable for an experimental tool detecting hypersensitive connections.
MnCeOx catalyst has ∼100% HCHO conversion into CO2 in the catalytic activity test while the relative humidity is higher than 50% in this work, which could be suitable for indoor air purification.
The fast response and recovery of the conductance make the carbon nanofilms on diamond substrates promising for development of all-carbon chemical sensors which could be suitable for biological and medical applications.
Rh-rGO displays high electrochemical stability for NO3− reduction over the pH range of 4 9, which could be a suitable candidate for applications in remediation of NO3− contamination.
Therefore, this research will provide an alternative coating material instead of TOPO to produce QDs which could be more suitable for in vivo use under complex physiological conditions.
The objective of current study was to prepare an injectable hydrogel with great mechanical properties and biological compatibility, which could be more suitable to be applied as tissue engineering scaffold.
It is, hence, of interest to examine if less non-invasive pretreatment methods could provide a lignin stream which could be more suitable for further processing into fuels and chemicals.
All in all, the SATCS-derived CuO@TiO2-Al2O3 OC exhibited distinguished advantages of preventing the side reaction between CuO and Al2O3 to form copper aluminates as well as inhibiting the OC sintering, which could be a suitable OC candidate for commercial application in chemical looping with oxygen uncoupling (CLOU) processes.
