Sentence examples for components have the potential from inspiring English sources
Most of the destruction happens between 80km and 70km high, and a very limited number of components have the potential to survive.
Novel chemical enhancer combinations based on synergistic interactions amongst their components have the potential to address this limitation.
This interesting phenomenon reveals that multilayer thin films consisting of inorganic layers and decentralized alucone organic components have the potential to be useful in TFE applications on flexible optical electronics.
(3) Compound TCM preparations, Chinese materia medica and their active components have the potential to alleviate neurological deficits and improve learning and memory capacity after I/R injury.
We concluded that our data describe an antennal grooming circuit whose components have the potential to modulate the duration of grooming, possibly mediated by their connectivity.
In addition, air in the vagina and coil components have the potential to contribute significantly to image distortion because of B1 field inhomogeneity.
The combination of such versatile delivery vehicles with non-toxic fluorophores that target specific cell components has the potential for enormous impact on both cell and molecular biology.
Our results suggest that DNA vaccination with conserved components has the potential to ameliorate disease caused by H5N1 viruses.
For example, the possibility of direct interaction between NM and experimental assay components has the potential to result in false or misleading information, which could be a complicating factor in safety assessments.
However, flexibility and teacher adaptation of lesson components has the potential to dilute what may already be a short-term intervention, which makes measuring the outcomes of the intervention more challenging.
The ability to measure these organic components has the potential to significantly improve diagnostic bone imaging, and in this study the technology to tomographically image optical biochemical signatures of bone from thick tissues is examined using a maximally sensitive detector geometry.
