Sentence examples for a much higher potential from inspiring English sources

Thus, such agglomerates would present a much higher potential for surface-based reactivity within live tissue, potentially leading to greater health risks compared with solid particles of the same size (Brown et al. 2001; Duffin et al. 2007; Gwinn and Vallyathan 2006; Monteiller et al. 2007; Nel et al. 2006).

The move uncovered a completely new source of potential value and a much higher potential selling price.

In doing so, they uncovered a completely new source of potential value (value creation) – and a much higher potential selling price.

However, our as developed PS-FLG material is shown to be functional in a much higher potential window of 1.5 V.

These electrodes show a similar diffusion limited behaviour for the oxidation of hydrogen as polypyrrole-modified electrodes, however the oxidation starts at a much higher potential.

The corresponding hydroquinones formed by reduction of the quinones complex even more strongly giving complexes which may be oxidized back to the quinone, but at a much higher potential than for the hydroquinone.

The tailing samples in the Dabaoshan Mine presented a much high potential ecological risk.

Meanwhile, a number of studies have confirmed that some cancer cell lines with a stable mesenchymal phenotype, such as MDA-MB-231 and MDA-MB-435S, had a much high potential to proliferate in vitro, form tumours in primary sites, and even establish metastases in distant organs (Price et al, 1990; Minn et al, 2005; Miao et al, 2007; Iorns et al, 2012).

We expect our higher-resolution approach to have much higher potential to generate natural sensations, but how much do we know about the relationship between our spatiotemporal patterns and information generated by mechanical skin-object interactions?

Although PTO-ODN2006 demonstrated much higher potential for TLR9 activation than PD-OD2006, it was not a perfect candidate as an immunotherapeutic agent.

The quantification of river aquifer interaction is critical to the conjunctive management of surface water and groundwater, in particular in the arid and semiarid environment with much higher potential evapotranspiration than precipitation.