Sentence examples for categories potential from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Potential groundwater zones of the study area Table 5 Classification of groundwater potential zones and coverage areas alongside the respective yield categories Potential zones Area Area (km2) Yield classification Low 3.23 3,416.54 Low (<75 ModerateModerate 79.53 84,121.75 Moderate (75 150 m3/day) High 17.24 18,239.71 High (>150 m3/day).

For all categories, potential coding regions were identified by BLASTx to NCBI's RefseqP protein database (amino acid sequence identity >40%).

Although it is multidimensional, accessibility can be grouped in four main categories: potential or revealed, spatial or aspatial [ 14, 15].

GraP provides comprehensive knowledge about a specific gene, including family categories, potential interactive partners, cis-elements, microRNAs and their downstream targets, as well as possible regulatory pathways.

Each parameter is rated according to predefined scoring categories (potential scores range from 0 to 4), and then the nine scores are summed for an overall index of quality for each sampling site.

White matter abnormality will then be further classified by the composite scores of these five categories (potential range in scores 5-15) to: no injury (score 5-6); minjuryjury (score 7-9); moderate injury (score 10-12) or severe injury (score 13-15)[ 4].

That creates a second useful category: potential members of the union.

Additional general-category potential future second-level domains have also been blocked, such as and.

A final category, "potential symbiont," included scaffolds with similarities to genomes of bacterial genera with known symbiotic interactions (Werren et al. 2008; Duron and Hurst 2013).

Turning to information technology, the report created a new technology achievement index that ranks countries in four categories: leaders, potential leaders, dynamic adopters and the marginalized.

Mr. Obama's aides described several categories of potential attack: Obama as "dashiki-wearing black nationalist"; "secret Muslim"; "anti-Israel"; and "a black man from crime-ridden Chicago who was too lenient on crime with dark associations".