Sentence examples for wide application potential from inspiring English sources
This technique has wide application potential in numerous chemical and general manufacturing industries.
The nano fly ash produced by this method has a wide application potential in polymer industries as reinforcement in composites.
Practically, the simple low-cost modification by water soaking has wide application potential in the administration of aquafeed.
Lean duplex stainless steel 2101 LDX21011) shows wide application potential due to its better corrosion performance and lower cost than traditional 304 austenite steel.
Especially Al2O3 and Al2O3/Cr2O3 coatings on siliconized C/C exhibited excellent results, proving the wide application potential of thermally sprayed ceramic coatings on carbon-based light-weight materials.
Flexible tactile sensors are possibly to combine advantages including flexibility, light weight, multiple functions, and low-cost, and have drawn extensive attention due to their wide application potential in wearable electronics and artificial intelligence.
Our findings clearly suggest wide application potentials of this (CNFs Fe3O4) multifunctional composite and the nanofiberous mat can be a very good candidate as a filter for water purification, antibiofouling filtration and ECM for tissue engineering.
Its unique characteristics gave it wide application potentials in dyeing of textile, paper, paint, and leathers, aside being used as a water tracer and biological stain (Li et al. 2010; Huang et al. 2016).
Hence, GREACE can be considered as a promising strain improving approach with wide application potentials.
The favorable sensing performance suggests that the nontrivial D A architecture is one of the promising bioaffinity catalysts for electrocatalysis and expected to provide wider application potential for biosensing construction and medical diagnostics.
The rapid development of synthetic biology has conferred almost perfect modification on single cells, and provided methodological support for synthesizing microbial consortia, which have a much wider application potential than synthetic single cells.
