Sentence examples for by the potential use from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Stoltenberg said: "We are concerned – and have expressed very clearly – by the potential use of that battle group to increase airstrikes on civilians in Aleppo".

Daniel Charles's suggestion that Pioneer is somehow threatened by the potential use of apomixis technology ("Corn That Clones Itself," TR March 2003) is not true.

Interest in how mDA neurons develop has been stimulated by the potential use of stem cells in therapy or disease modeling.

"We are concerned and have expressed very clearly by the potential use of that battle group to increase air strikes on civilians in Aleppo," Stoltenberg said, adding that it was "up to each nation to decide whether these vessels may obtain supplies and refuel at different ports along the route to the eastern Mediterranean".

We define a battery of Sharpe performance measures, which differ by the information taken into account in their computation, but also by the potential use of the fund by the investor.

The methodology presented has become an important mathematical tool, motivated by the potential use for physicists and engineers working in various areas of the natural sciences.

Fibria is working on improving its management capabilities, by evaluating the potential use of ecosystem services valuation techniques in-house.

Because this severely limits the public's ability to enjoy the adjacent state owned tidelands by restricting the potential use of the access areas, this form of access dedication should be used only where necessary to protect the habitat values of the site, where topographic constraints warrant the restriction, or where it is necessary to protect the privacy of the landowner.

Hayashi (2010 p 130) brings to light this protection gap by highlighting ' the potential use of military necessity not only as an exception but also as a grounds for excluding criminal responsibility'.

Although we acknowledge its limitations, we believe that the present paper contributes to the existing literature by illustrating the potential use of administrative datasets in evaluating the benefits of the implementation of new technologies in the real world.

Incomplete reporting of in vivo research might hinder the translation of experimental findings to humans by restricting the potential use of systematic reviews and meta-analyses to assess preclinical evidence.