The phrase "a potential occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may happen or is likely to happen in the future.
Example: "We need to prepare for a potential occurrence of severe weather this weekend."
Alternatives: "a possible event" or "a likely incident".
Therefore, this concern for a potential occurrence also allows the future to exist in the present.
In summary, specific results on the early heating of comets by radioactive isotopes alone thus require detailed investigations on comet formation processes and timescales, which are not constrained yet, but so far all models are consistent with a potential occurrence of liquid water inside comets for a given set of realistic initial parameters.
Unfortunately, NMR analysis was not capable of detecting the putative β-formyl arabinofuranoside intermediate, which is transiently formed in small amounts and it is also potentially amenable to a non-enzymatic degradation due to the potential occurrence of a fast internal trans-O-formylation process (Brecker et al. 2009).
These results clearly recall the need for further research in the area in order to investigate the potential occurrence of an eruption on DI and to perform a complete hazard assessment for other active Antarctic volcanoes located on West Antarctica and along Victoria Land.
Data collected from two deployments totalling 14 months, one in a coastal bay location, another in an estuary, have illustrated the robust design and provided insight into the suitability of these sites for aquaculture and the potential occurrence of a toxin causing algae (Dinophysis spp).
However, the potential occurrence of a great earthquake had been suggested in the source region of the M 9 earthquake by geodetic, as well as geologic, studies.
Increased awareness of these diseases, with a specific focus on their potential occurrence in unusual areas, is needed.
A value in the range of 1 5 was attributed to each step in the drug-delivery process to quantify the potential occurrence of a failure (O); the severity of its potential negative impact on the overall process (S); and the chances of the failure being detected and intercepted before it occurs (D), according to the Joint Commission (JCAHO) classification.
Future studies should focus on confirming genotype × genotype interactions and further characterizing the potential occurrence of a geographic mosaic of coevolution between Daphnia and Microcystis, and should address both the dynamics through time at the local and regional scale as well as the potential of top down control that is implied by our results.
However, we did not address this topic in our paper because we consider the potential occurrence of a litter effect to be irrelevant for the reviewed cellular and molecular in vitro studies, which all indicate that exposure to PBDEs induces neurotoxic effects.
Nevertheless, the relatively small work done up to the present indicates that a vast field of research has to be developed, not only from the viewpoint of the potential occurrence of an earthquake with destructive force on Argentine territory, but also from the perspective of the Neogene tectonic architecture.
