Sentence examples for acceptable potential from inspiring English sources

The results indicate the acceptable potential of evolutionary strategies for controlling and optimization of LSFF process as a complicated engineering problem.

When brachytherapy is impossible, newer techniques such as IMRT and SBRT may hold acceptable potential to attain desirable dose distributions.

3 Welcome is every organ and attribute of me, as long as it is acceptable to potential employers, Not an inch nor a particle of an inch is vile; in fact I will talk about my quirks and failings on my funny yet relatable podcast.

These first and second sets of high Zn lines have 18 22 mg kg −1 of Zn with acceptable yield potential, grain quality and agronomic traits (Swamy et al. 2015).

Selection of donors with high grain Zn in polished rice, acceptable yield potential and other desirable traits with minimal linkage drag and without any crossing barriers is an essential foundation for a successful high Zn breeding program.

A comparison with the experimental data showed that theoretical predictions based on the simplest one-stage sublimation model are acceptable for potential engineering estimates of the remaining impurities at rather different thermal regimes of high-temperature treatment.

Taking into consideration their untreated nature, it can be supported that they exhibit an acceptable strength potential after 28 days, complying – even marginally – with the strength class (42.5) of the used cement.

The study has successfully developed BC1F5 MRQ74 PLs that provided a yield advantage of 1009 to 3473 kg ha−1 over their recipient parent under RS and with an acceptable yield potential under NS, indicating that qDTY pyramiding through stepwise MAS strategy is an efficient and effective approach to improve drought tolerance in rice.

Indeed, the U.S. online gaming market exemplifies the reward vs. risk calculus of innovation: new technology and new ideas are pushing companies to balance what risk is acceptable against potential reward.

Administering placebo to vitamin D-deficient patients for the sake of randomization may not be ethically acceptable., Potential research participants would not take the chances of being assigned to the control group if informed of the association of vitamin D levels and disease activity.

Community ownership is acceptable and potential users are willing to participate.