Sentence examples for constituting potential from inspiring English sources

Dashed lines denote clustered frequency bins constituting potential SU-friendly white spaces.

First, in relation to children constituting potential guardians, Reynald (2010) discussed three components of capable guardianship, particularly within micro-spaces such as domestic settings: (1) willingness to supervise, (2) ability to detect potential offending; and, (3) willingness to intervene when necessary.

Thousands of new chemicals are added each year, many of which may have toxic properties constituting potential health hazards.

Considering both time points, 49 genes constituting potential targets for the improvement of malting quality were identified (Table 5).

Emotion regulation deficits are at the core of bipolar disorder (BD) 1– 5 and persist during remission 3, constituting potential trait markers.

Microvascular caliber and VEGF expression were higher in Binet stage A, whereasIL-6 expression was higher in stage C. VEGF and p-STAT-3 exerted a favorable effect on progression, which remained significant in multivariate analysis, thereby constituting potential outcome predictors in CLL patients.

Although police had not yet obtained the images, they were aware that they constituted potential evidence of the aftermath of an attack by officers.

He later stood up in the Commons and asked the Speaker "to consider whether Carter-Ruck's behaviour constitutes potential contempt of parliament".

The hacking constitutes potential criminal violations of privacy, and giving a taste of the "news" it produces helps readers understand the tabloid culture in which this has occurred.

The measures thus constitute potential win win opportunities.

Both influences may constitute potential risks if the global climate continues to warm.