Sentence examples for widen application from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, multiple active species can often be independently incorporated and collectively optimized to yield multifunctional properties that widen application prospects.

The NHSK structure in helical polymer/SWNT bundles system could widen application of this unique superstructure, offering value in both application field and crystallography aspect as well.

As a unique class of high-performance phthalonitrile-based resins, phthalonitrile containing benzoxazine resin has attracted increasing interests in a widen application fields including aerospace, electronic packaging materials and flameresistant materials in marine.

Short functional fragments of inteins have been of special interest because they could be easily prepared by chemical synthesis [12] and widen applications of protein trans-splicing for chemical modifications and protein semi-synthesis [21].

Rehnquist also tried repeatedly to restrict the widened application of the fourteenth amendment, arguing that it must be strictly applied to the racial discrimination that had brought it into being.

Notwithstanding laser scanning technology is a mature technology used in widening application fields, a variety of barriers hinds its integration in robotized production lines.

Results from TGA, XRD, N2 porosimetry, electron microprobe, SEM, TEM and UV-DR analyses, confirm that both synthetic strategies can produce nanoporous materials with advanced and tunable textural and morphological characteristics and thus widened application prospects.

SkinVision notes specifically that a key impetus for the investment is widening applications for its technology — so applying it to track and assess other serious skin conditions, beyond moles and melanomas.

The potential number of patients is thus very large indeed as a result of widening applications and more general acceptance of this form of surgery.

Secondly, the US Congress could substantially widen the application of the so-called Magnitsky Law to include Mr Putin and his Kremlin cronies.

Google has been resisting attempts to widen the application of the right to be forgotten since the EU's court of justice ruled in May 2014 that Google must delete "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" data from its results when a member of the public requests it.