Sentence examples for assert the potential from inspiring English sources
These promising results assert the potential of synthesized nanocomposite in the development of efficient practical high-capacitive energy storage devices.
Collectively, our results assert the potential of F NMR for monitoring Ub signaling in cells to reveal fundamental insights about the associated cellular pathways.
The contribution of midwifery to public health has been relatively underplayed and, as the drive to meeting targets focusing on improving population health and reducing inequalities intensifies (particularly for children at the start of their lives), it is timely for midwives to recognise and assert the potential of their contribution.
More remarkably, it also asserts the potential impact of the long-feared environmental health disaster arising from negligent use of asbestos.
This study asserted the potential of serum CEA clearance as a useful prognostic tool based on clear evidence of biomolecular kinetics.
Eighteen months after the merger, Gerald M. Levin, the Time Warner chief executive who agreed to the deal, and Mr. Pittman, the AOL president who set out to implement the great promises of convergence, are both gone amid recriminations from Time Warner shareholders who assert that the potential of both AOL and the Internet were vastly overrated.
Macmillan said on Friday that it had agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by the Justice Department over the pricing of e-books, asserting that the potential costs of continuing to fight the action were too high.
I would also echo what Secret co-founder David Byttow asserted, that the potential for these apps to improve upon the human experience is immense, but we have, "lots of hard work to do and difficult issues to work through".
A recent report asserts that the potential challenges to actualizing the MDGs are basically: maintaining the gains already made, coping with a rapid pace of urbanization, and a huge backlog of unserved rural people [ 6].
Whether to assert the privilege is a difficult choice because of the potential for losing one's position in the government for not being cooperative in an investigation.
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
