Sentence examples for Measure of potential from inspiring English sources

But the hierarchy is simply a measure of potential.

They provide an alternative measure of potential investor losses for more recent securities class action settlements.

Lisfranc joint spreading was used as a measure of potential pain in injured patients.

OCF has a serious drawback as a measure of potential financial distress because it disregards size-of-business considerations as well as any unused borrowing capacity.

This measure of potential output suggests a significant decline relative to trend in the years prior to the political transition of 1994 and a swift reversal thereafter.

The Washington Post quoted James Paul Dice, a meteorologist at a television station in Birmingham: [Dice] said there is a measure of potential tornadic activity known as the "energy helicity index".

Combined phosphatase and phosphodiesterase (EP) activities were compared with leucine aminopeptidase activities (EN), yielding a measure of potential microbial investment in P acquisition relative to N acquisition.

As a measure of potential therapeutic efficacy, we then tested the ability of crossreactive SA129, SA138, and SA157* antibody fusions to inhibit binding of ELR+ CXC chemokines to their cognate CXCR1 and CXCR2 receptors.

"Estimated damages" are a simplified measure of potential shareholder losses that allows for use of a consistent method in this study and therefore the identification and analysis of potential trends.

The identified (structural) shocks were used in a historical decomposition to split output into a measure of potential output (resulting from the evolution of supply shocks) and a measure of the business cycle (the gap between actual and potential output).

Post-harvest soil nitrate status, a measure of potential N loss, was similar in conventional and green manure systems suggesting that reductions in leaching losses were largely due to avoidance of bare fallow periods.