The phrase "at testing the potential" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction and may not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "The researchers are at testing the potential of the new drug in clinical trials."
Alternatives: "in evaluating the potential" or "during the assessment of the potential".
The current study aims at testing the potential of Landsat 8 for estimation of total living biomass (TLB), i.e., the sum of the above and belowground woody biomass in miombo woodlands.
This provides a proof of principle for using nRTIs in studies aimed at testing the potential role of LINE-1 in physiological processes, by examining the effects of suppressing LINE-1 activity either in vitro or in animal models.
Finally, motivated by the study by Schnittker [ 17], our study also aimed at testing the potential interaction between income and education.
The positive outcomes of small Phase 2 trials aimed at testing the safety and potential protective efficacy of progesterone in TBI patients then provided support and guidance for two large, multicenter, randomized and placebo-controlled Phase 3 trials, with more than 2000 TBI patients enrolled.
E-LITE is a three-arm randomized controlled clinical trial aimed at testing the feasibility and potential effectiveness of two lifestyle interventions: information technology-assisted self-management, either alone or in combination with care management by a dietitian and exercise counselor, in comparison to usual care.
Late last month, it emerged that Desmond was once again looking at testing the market for a potential sale of the four titles, tasking his usual City adviser, Barclays, to sound out prospective suitors.
In December, it emerged that Desmond was once again looking at testing the market for a potential sale of the four titles, tasking his usual City adviser, Barclays, to sound out prospective suitors.
We report on an experiment aimed at testing the use of self-potential measurements to monitor the motion and mixing of redox reactants advected through a well-controlled, laboratory-scale, artificial aquifer system.
In 2008 2009, the High Flux Isotope Reactor (HFIR) at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory ORNLL) tested the potential of predictive or condition-based maintenance techniques to reduce maintenance costs, minimize the risk of catastrophic failures, and maximize system availability by attaching wireless-based sensors to selected rotating equipment at HFIR.
At this time, we tested the potential long-term effects of both early treatments on the acute stress response, neophobia and exploration of a novel environment.
We are still at an early stage testing the anti-metastatic potential of KLK inhibitors using these 3D platforms, and more effort is needed in developing these assays for application to patient derived tumor cells.
