Sentence examples for constituting a potential from inspiring English sources

Spray dried RHT powders presented better aerodynamic properties, constituting a potential drug delivery system for oral inhalation.

The report gives examples of multi-user functions and aggregated profiles (such as Amazon's Household Profiles feature) as constituting a potential privacy risk for children's privacy.

A large amount of these residues are currently produced every year constituting a potential pollutant, and economically, disposal of the residues will increase the mushroom production cost.

It allows the reduction of the trypanocidal pressure exerted by NO towards trypanosomes, thus constituting a potential target for the development of a new adapted pharmacotherapy.

Socioeconomic status is negatively associated with HRQoL [ 43], and might be associated with celiac disease, thereby constituting a potential confounder.

There are no other personal financial holdings of any of the authors that could be perceived as constituting a potential conflict of interest.

"This incident constitutes a potential breach of operational security and potentially the commission of a criminal offence under the commonwealth Crimes Act," an officer from the defence security authority wrote.

These benefits were associated with reversal of potentially maladaptive mitochondrial metabolic alterations, and constitute a potential clinical therapeutic avenue for the dystrophic cardiomyopathy.

These should cost under £250 and constitute a potential health and safety hazard.

Together, the three groups constitute a potential electorate of as many as three million people.

They therefore constitute a potential political danger, and must be destroyed before they turn potential into actuality.