Sentence examples for damaging potential from inspiring English sources

The most damaging potential debunking is also the least clear-cut.

Mr. Frankel acknowledged that he himself had not immediately recognized the damaging potential of Ford's "no Soviet domination" remarks.

David Cameron has insisted that the financial sector is a vital national interest, yet the consultants brought into the Treasury claimed that the often unnecessary charges built up by traders are damaging potential economic growth.

The four methods of debonding were also assessed for their damaging potential to the enamel surface.

ROS are a group of molecules with widely differing reactivity and damaging potential in biological systems.

Steps toward the identification of combi-molecules with strong abl tyrosine kinase (TK) inhibitory property and significant DNA damaging potential are described.

Eyebeam, and other organizations, that exist to look out for creators' interests are more important than ever in mediating these relationships as well as mitigating the negative and damaging potentials of artists bumping up against unfiltered capitalism.

Mutagenic potential of zinc oxide has not been thoroughly studied in bacteria even though DNA-damaging potential has been reported.

The iminium ion is a stable cation that may not be reactive enough to account for the strong DNA-damaging potential of RB24.

However, despite the importance of nanoparticle exposure-induced DNA damage as a potential cancer risk factor, relatively few studies have focused on the DNA-damaging potential of ENPs.

A synergistic interaction between the strong EGFR TK inhibitory potency and the marked DNA-damaging potential of RB24 may also partly account for its remarkable potency against the A431 cells.